Midcontinent grid operator survey sees more supply shortages in 2023
The gap between demand for power and available generation could grow to as much as 2.6 gigawatts (GW) in 2023...
Crude continues climbing, but EIA sees a pullback in Q3 and Q4
The global price of crude oil continued to climb in May, although it is expected to moderate in the second...
EIA sees cut in Russian oil, liquid fuels output
Russian production of crude oil and liquid fuels is steadily declining, according to the latest Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO) from...
EIA predicts further drop in Russian crude output through 2023
In its April “Short-Term Energy Outlook” (STEO), the Energy Information Administration (EIA) lowered outlooks for both global oil production and consumption...
Success in fighting cyber threats depends on coordination
As the nation’s utility infrastructure faces a daily onslaught of cyberattacks, it demands renewed coordination between the electric and natural...
FERC allows Spire to operate pipeline through winter heating season
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission late Friday issued a temporary certificate to Spire STL Pipeline LLC to continue operating its...
Phillips sworn in, bringing FERC to full strength
Commissioner Willie Phillips Jr. was sworn in Friday as a member of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, giving the agency...
Developer pulls plug on Jordan Cove LNG project, pipeline
After 17 years of fits and starts, the developer of the Jordan Cove liquefied natural gas project and the associated...
Utilities accelerate plans to decarbonize
The electric power sector is pressing ahead with plans to reduce carbon dioxide emissions even as natural gas continues to...
Industry hails infrastructure bill, slams pending methane fee
The nation’s leading natural gas trade group is welcoming the passage of the bipartisan infrastructure bill by a vote of...
