Marcy de Luna
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Houston, TX, United States
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U.S. liquefied natural gas export capacity will be world’s largest by end of 2022
By the end of 2022, U.S. capacity is expected to increase to 11.4 billion cubic feet... → Read More
Executives warn of rare-earth mineral imbalance
It would require greater investment, something energy companies have shown a reluctance for in recent years. The industry has cut spending on new projects under pressure from shareholders to deliver higher profits. Investors, eyeing the energy transition, are reluctant to sink more money in projects that could become obsolete before they pay off. “If we don't invest in energy, we are going to… → Read More
U.S. stockpiles decline as oil prices remain steady
The nation’s commercial crude inventories increased to 432.9 million barrels during the week ended Dec. 3 from about 433.1 million barrels the previous week, the Energy Department said. With the inventory decline, the country has about 7 percent less crude on hand than the five-year average for this time of year, the department said. WORLD PETROLEUM CONGRESS: Oil execs expect more deals in… → Read More
Dreams of energy transition face harsh reality
In a perfect world, the fossil fuels causing the planet to warm would steadily be... → Read More
Daniel Yergin says the energy transition won't be quick
Daniel Yergin, the preeminent energy expert, has a warning for those who expect the... → Read More
Average prices for gasoline decrease with potential for price wars
Houston gas prices fell 3.3 cents per gallon in the past week to an average of $2.89. → Read More
The World Petroleum Congress is a big deal for Houston. Here’s why.
The World Petroleum Congress returned to Houston on Sunday for the first time since 1987... → Read More
ERCOT takes more steps to avoid another weather disaster
The state’s grid manager has formed a new group to ensure that power plants are... → Read More
Insight: Enron’s collapse reached beyond the energy company — to me
How the Enron scandal ensnared Arthur Andersen and affected thousands of employees —... → Read More
Kirby Corp. to pay over $15M for harm to natural resources from oil spill in Houston ship channel
The complaint alleges that the spill resulted from a collision that occurred while a... → Read More
Enron: The lives upended by its collapse
When it all came crashing down, thousands of people lost jobs, retirement savings, and... → Read More
U.S. stockpiles decrease as oil prices rise
The nation’s commercial crude inventories increased to 433.1 million barrels during the... → Read More
Shell’s sale of of Deer Park refinery to Pemex delayed
Shell is now targeting late 2021 as a closing date for the transfer of Shell’s interest... → Read More
Power from natural gas expected to rise in coming years
In Texas, more natural gas is produced than any other state, according to the EIA. → Read More
Gasoline prices decline in Houston and nation
Houston gas prices fell 2.6 cents per gallon in the past week to an average of $2.91. → Read More
Black Friday excitement continues to wane around Houston
Lines of between 20 and 50 people outside local big box stores Friday morning were a far... → Read More
Floating on water: LNG industry goes offshore
Floating liquefied natural gas plant are having a moment as countries phase out coal in... → Read More
The Black Friday experience is its own draw, Houstonians said
In-person Black Friday shopping may be a fringe activity, but for the hardcore few it... → Read More
Major U.S. utilities spending more on electricity delivery, less on power production
Major utilities spent 2.6 cents per kilowatt hour on electricity delivery in 2010, up... → Read More
Soaring gas prices, not COVID, may be the reason many stay home for Thanksgiving this year
The effects of the coronavirus pandemic on holiday travel may have eased this year, but... → Read More