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The United States exported 87,000 barrels per day (b/d) of fuel ethanol in 2020, marking the second consecutive annual drop
Continue readingIn 2020, U.S. exports of fuel ethanol fell for the second consecutive year
First they struck California, then Texas. Now blackouts are threatening the entire U.S. West as nearly a dozen states head
Continue readingU.S. West Facing White-Knuckle Summer With Power in Short Supply
The U.S. electric power sector received 428 million short tons (MMst) of coal in 2020, the lowest annual level for
Continue readingCoal transported to the U.S. electric power sector declined by 22% in 2020
The largest gasoline pipeline in the U.S. is returning to service following a cyberattack that took the fuel artery offline
Continue readingColonial Restarts After Cyberattack But Fuel Curbs to Linger
Energy News Beat Contributor Note: It’s a cybersecurity breach, not a supply issue. Of course, the facts are missing in the
CALGARY, AB and LANSING – The Government of Canada and entities representing hundreds of thousands of businesses and workers from across the Great
The hacker group DarkSide claimed on Wednesday to have attacked three more companies, despite the global outcry over its attack on
Continue readingHacker group behind Colonial Pipeline attack claims it has three new victims
ExxonMobil has boosted its 2025 forecast for Guyana crude production to up to 800,000 b/d with plans for a fourth
Continue readingExxonMobil ups Guyana 2025 oil target to 800,000 b/d
Increased signs of nuclear activity have been detected inside a sealed chamber at the abandoned Chernobyl plant in Ukraine. Scientists
Continue readingChernobyl ‘could explode again’ after reactions bubbling like embers are found
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO) We published a Summer Electricity Outlook supplement, which provides more detail about our forecasts for U.S
Continue readingEIA forecasts less natural gas-fired electricity generation this summer