THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
Pipeline infrastructure continued to dominate the news cycle this week as lawmakers spared over amendments related to the Keystone XL pipeline during negotiations on the COVID-19 relief legislation. Meanwhile, a.
Can you feel what’s in the air? No – not the clean air we’re enjoying from lower emissions across the U.S. We’re referring to all the LOVE! That’s because Valentine’s.
As the U.S. Senate approved a budget resolution for President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package, oil prices hit their highest level in a year on Friday, closing in.
Energy dominated the news this week with President Biden suspending new oil and gas drilling permits on federal lands and cutting traditional fossil fuel subsidies via executive order on Wednesday,.
This week was all about politics with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris being sworn in as President and Vice President during the 59th U.S. Presidential Inauguration on Wednesday. President Biden.
Today everyone was talking about President-elect Joe Biden unveiling his $1.9 trillion coronavirus plan with the goal of speeding up vaccines and increasing financial aid to those struggling from the.
Following Saudi Arabia’s recent pledge to cut output and a global stocks rally as investors began looking past rising coronavirus cases, oil prices hit an 11-month high. These gains occurred.
This week health care workers began delivering injections of the COVID-19 vaccine. As the injections commenced, the International Energy Agency projected that it will be several months before coronavirus vaccinations.
Today, Congress passed a one-week funding bill to avert a government shutdown. Now policymakers may look at attaching energy policy provisions and pandemic aid to an omnibus spending package. While.
STEM education is crucial when it comes to a student’s eventual academic success, and learning doesn’t have to stop once your child finishes their final class of the day. In.
