TEXAS OIL REGULATOR VOTES AGAINST CAPPING STATE’S OIL PRODUCTION LEVELS
–Waives Fees, Relaxes Regulations To Support Companies And Boost Storage Capacity By Brai Odion-Esene, SW4 Insight, for Mace News WASHINGTON (MaceNews) – Texas’ oil regulator Tuesday decided against imposing limits on production by the state’s energy industry, but approved financial and regulatory relief to struggling oil companies. The measures passed by the Texas Railroad Commission focused […]
IEA PREDICTS ‘SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT’ ENERGY SECTOR POST-COVID 19 CRISIS
WASHINGTON (MaceNews) – The demand destruction sparked by efforts to contain the global coronavirus pandemic will have a lasting impact on the energy sector, the International Energy Agency predicted Thursday, warning that financial struggles could become a permanent feature of the industry’s landscape. “This unprecedented situation and the stimulus packages that governments are putting in […]
IEA: DOUR ENERGY DEMAND OUTLOOK, REBOUND HINGES ON LOCKDOWN LENGTH
WASHINGTON (MaceNews) – Global energy demand will drop by 6% in 2020 – far outstripping the decline witnessed after the 2008 global financial crisis, and a rebound will be heavily-dependent on how long measures to contain the coronavirus pandemic remain in place, the International Energy Agency said Thursday. The group’s 2020 Global Energy Review said […]
WHITE HOUSE WATCH COMMENTARY: SOMETHING OFF KILTER IN A SHAKY WEEK
By Denny Gulino WASHINGTON (MaceNews) – There were moments in the week just past when everything made sense, virus deaths were leveling in many areas including the New York City metro, the government’s efforts to massively ramp up the acquisition and production of medical gear were on track and the markets were moderately positive. The […]