Recent data provide reasons to believe the three-year bear market in oil stocks is finally drawing to a close.
The Bear Market In Oil May Finally Be Over
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China’s Oil Demand Is Far Ahead Of Last Year’s Pace
According to the latest OPEC report, China’s oil demand is growing more than twice as fast as it did a year ago.
How Climate Change Helps Drive Extreme Weather Events
Even if you don’t accept that human activity is altering the climate, the relationship between warmer oceans and extreme weather events is undeniable.
It Isn’t Always Price Gouging
Gasoline prices are on the rise in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, leading to charges of price gouging from angry consumers. But the alternative to rising prices may be worse.
Harvey’s Impact On The Energy Market Will Be Substantial
An estimated 30% of the country’s refining capacity was impacted by the storm. Some of that will likely be impacted for weeks. That means there is going to be a period in which we have too much oil, and too little gasoline and diesel. Ongoing price spikes are inevitable.
Peak Oil And Peak Demand Are Completely Different
Some people use the phrases “peak oil” and “peak demand” interchangeably, but the two scenarios lead to entirely different outcomes.
How The Solar Eclipse Will Impact California Utilities
California is home to 40% of the nation’s solar PV systems. Here’s how utilities there are preparing for the solar eclipse that will reduce output across the state by 6 gigawatts.
The U.S. Sets A New Gasoline Demand Record
Peak demand is all the rage, which is odd considering that U.S. gasoline consumption has just reached a new all-time high.
The Flares Of North Dakota
The Bakken isn’t quite booming again, but on a recent trip there I saw plenty of signs that drilling activity is heating up. One thing that means that is flaring is evident almost everywhere oil is being produced.
Norway’s Oil Consumption Rises Despite Surging Electric Vehicle Sales
Norway leads the world in the adoption of electric vehicles. Oddly, it lags its neighbors in reducing oil consumption.