Covid-19 drops U.S. carbon emissions 11% in 2020: EIA
The covid-19 pandemic, as it affected energy consumption, prompted an 11% drop in U.S. carbon dioxide emissions in 2020, compared to last year, the Energy...
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Natural gas generation grows 37% in Central U.S in 2020: EIA
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Natural gas generation has grown in most of the U.S. regions, but had the most in central U.S. with a 37% increase in July, 2020,...
U.S. coal mining productive capacity down 28% since 2009: EIA
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Total coal mining productive capacity from U.S’s mines totaled 1,009 million short tons in 2019, which is 28% lower than the productive peak registered in...
Covid-19 turned the U.S. into a net crude importer in mid 2020: EIA
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The United States reversed a 15-year-long trend as a net exporter of crude oil in mid 2020, as a result of covid-19 crisis and restrictions,...
Shale companies rising output amid 45% prices jump forecast for next year
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Shale companies are rising their drilling activity and their output, as natural gas prices are expected to grow substantially on 2021, as this commodity hasn’t...
Gasoline prices at their cheapest since 2015, before Thanksgiving
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Gasoline prices in the U.S. are at their cheapest point since 2015, in the pre-Thanksgiving period, Energy Information Administration (EIA) Informed. The average regular retail...
Refinery runs still facing pandemic effects: EIA
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The U.S refinery runs are still facing the pandemic’s effects, as they remain lower than the prior five-year range (2015-2019), the Energy Information Administration (EIA)...
30% less coal for power sector in 2020’s first half
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In the first half of 2020, the power sector consumed 30% less coal than last year’s same period; the Energy Information Administration (EIA) informed. From...
Coal for Power sector decreased by 30% in 2020: EIA
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The use of coal for the electric sector decreased by 30% in the first six months of 2020, compared to last year’s same period, the...
U.S. energy imports from Mexico stagnate at $13 billion
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The U.S. energy imports from Mexico stalled at $13 billion worth in 2019, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) informed today. This is not unusual since,...