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US Energy Chief: US considers selling oil from strategic reserves

Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated on Monday that the U.S. may consider coordinating oil sales from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve with those of other countries as prices have soared during the war against Iran. Wright said that the U.S.

Iran War threatens to hit global energy markets for a long time

Even if the U.S. and Israel's war against Iran ends soon, consumers and businesses around the world could face weeks or even months of higher fuel costs as suppliers deal with damaged facilities and logistics and increased shipping risks.

The Iran War threatens to have a long-lasting impact on global energy markets

Even if the conflict with Iran ends soon, consumers and businesses could face weeks or even months of higher fuel prices. This is because suppliers are dealing with damaged facilities, disrupted logistic, and increased risks in shipping.

US considers oil tanker insurance to ease Middle East crude shipping, sources say

Two sources say that U.S. president Donald Trump will review on Tuesday a number of policy options to control energy prices in the face of the escalating conflict in the Middle East. One option is for the government help oil tankers obtain insurance. Since Israeli and U.S.

US provides historic $26.5 billion loan to Southern Co subsidiaries

The?U.S. The Energy Department announced on Wednesday that it has provided a loan of $26.54 billion to'subsidiaries' of Southern Co in order to improve grid reliability. This is the largest loan ever offered by its loan office. According to the Energy Department…

Triso-X can use HALEU uranium to make reactor fuel

The U.S. Nuclear?power regulator announced on?Friday that it had issued a license to?Triso X for the use of a more-enriched uranium, known as HALEU, for making a fuel for high-tech commercial nuclear reactors. Triso-X is a subsidiary…

US lawmaker asks Vitol, Trafigura about Venezuela oil deals

The top Democrat of a U.S. House investigation committee asked Vitol 'and Trafigura on Thursday about any correspondence they had with the Trump Administration before?the U.S. captured Venezuela's leader. He wanted to?determine who benefited from this action, he said.

Sources say that the US will issue a general license to lift some sanctions against Venezuelan oil industry

Four sources said that the U.S. is preparing to issue a license to lift sanctions against Venezuela's energy industry. This would be a shift from the previous plan of granting individual exemptions for companies wishing to do business with Venezuela. After the capture by the U.S.

US considers swapping heavy Venezuelan crude oil for U.S. Medium Crude to fill emergency reserves, sources say

The U.S. Energy Department is exploring the possibility of exchanging heavy Venezuelan crude oil for U.S. Two sources told Reuters on Friday that medium-sour crude oil would be used to replenish the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. The Trump…

US energy chief: US gets 30% more for Venezuelan oil compared to what Venezuela paid in the past few weeks

Chris Wright, the U.S. Energy secretary, said Thursday that?U.S. The price of?Venezuelan?crude oil is 30% higher than what Venezuela paid before U.S. Special Forces captured President Nicolas Maduro in early this month. Wright stated at an event of the U.S.

US permits oil sales from Russia’s Sakhalin-2 Project through June 18,

The U.S. extended a waiver on Wednesday that allows oil sales from Russia's Sakhalin-2 Project through June 18, next year. This is a move that will likely allow production of liquefied gas to continue. The general license issued by the U.S. Treasury Department is crucial for U.S.

US permits negotiations over Lukoil’s foreign assets to take place until January 17, 2019.

The United States extended Wednesday a deadline for negotiations to buy the global assets of Russian Oil?company Lukoil. It was originally set at?January 17th. Lukoil's assets were put up for sale soon after President Donald Trump imposed…

The US government is under pressure from the Fusion Energy Industry to provide billions of dollars in support

On Monday, fusion energy industry leaders met U.S. Department of Energy representatives to encourage them to provide billions of dollars to projects that seek to?generate electrical power by the same process as the sun. In November,…

Trump removes the word "renewable" from the title of U.S. Energy Lab

In a latest attempt to devalue renewable energy sources like solar and wind, the Trump administration renamed an energy laboratory to remove the term "renewable". The National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado will be known now as the National Laboratory of the Rockies.

Baker Hughes will supply key equipment to Alaska LNG Project

Baker Hughes, a provider of oilfield services, will provide key equipment for the proposed Alaskan LNG project. The project's chief developer announced on Monday that the pipeline and terminal would be built to export natural gas from Alaska's North Slope to Asia and to other markets.

Trump proposes Alaska oil sale by 2026, finalizes sale of US Gulf oil leases

It was announced on Friday that the Trump administration would hold an auction to drill oil and gas in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico next month. They have also proposed another one in a waterway located in southern Alaska. About 80 million acres will be available for lease in the U.S.

Poland is in talks with the US to import more LNG to supply Ukraine and Slovakia

Two sources familiar with negotiations say that Poland is working to secure a deal for the import of liquefied gas from the U.S. in order to supply Ukraine and Slovakia. This agreement would strengthen the European Union's relationship with American energy.

Poland is in talks with the US to import more LNG to supply Ukraine and Slovakia

According to sources familiar with negotiations, Poland is negotiating a deal for the import of liquefied gas (LNG), from the United States, to supply Ukraine and Slovakia. This agreement would strengthen the European Union's relationship with American energy.

Due to the shutdown, Americans are at risk of losing millions in heating assistance.

The government shutdown could make it difficult for millions of Americans to access funds for heating their homes as early as next month, according to lawmakers and nonprofit organizations from both parties. In its 29th day of the shutdown, the U.S.

Millions of dollars in heating assistance for Americans who are at risk because of the shutdown

The government shutdown could cause millions of Americans to have difficulty accessing funding for their home heating as early as next month, said lawmakers and non-profit groups on Wednesday. In its 29th day of shutdown, the U.S. Department…