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A North Dakota judge has denied Greenpeace a new trial in the Dakota Access Pipeline case, leaving the $345 million judgment for Energy Transfer standing...

Estimates for the Taroom Trough have just risen to a billion barrels of oil, possibly 10s of billions.

California's policies did not reduce the state's demand for refined products. They simply moved the source of those products across the Pacific—and into the path of a crisis on the other side of the world.

The decline of the North Sea is a policy decision.

Jackdaw today with Rosebank approval looming in the future as Britain Takes an important step away from Net Zero insanity.

Should the new pipeline – and new mining projects – come to fruition, by the early 2030s the 49th state could be in the midst of a new (liquid) gold rush – making the $7.2 million Alaska Purchase, authorized by Secretary...

Australia's biggest renewable energy project, which has faced financial and timeline challenges since its inception, could now cost $25 billion and is expected to be delivered in late 2029. 

Pipeline Policy Stance a Key Test in Governor’s Race

Human flourishing has come not from technocratic control over consumption but from the freedom to produce, innovate, invest and exchange in voluntary contracts with other individuals.

How much resilience does a modern society really have if the infrastructure that converts its natural resources into usable forms is disrupted?

Drill, baby, drill. The post The USA is Weathering the Storm, but Oil Shock is Smashing European Economies appeared first on Watts Up With That?.

Alarm bells have been ringing about the prospect of President Trump banning the export of US diesel supplies, in an attempt to lower prices in the US domestic market...

Suggesting that renewables will let us phase rapidly off fossil fuels in the United States, China, India, or the world as a whole is almost the equivalent of believing in the Easter Bunny and Tooth Fairy.

Thank heaven for America! The post US on Track for Record Oil Output in 2026 appeared first on Watts Up With That?.

The lesson is the same for data centers and households: Prosperity requires electricity that is available when needed. Dependable systems of conventional energy sources will continue to power the tech revolution and human...