In a remarkable turn of events, Nigeria’s Niger Delta region, long plagued by rampant crude oil theft, has witnessed an unprecedented decline in losses, reaching a 16-year low, thanks to the relentless efforts of a dedicated security outfit. This milestone, reported by the Nigerian Upstream
In a landscape where global energy markets are perpetually swayed by geopolitical unrest, the resilience of oil prices stands out as a striking anomaly, especially in light of recent events. Despite Ukrainian drone strikes targeting critical Russian energy infrastructure, Brent crude lingers at
Imagine a world where the vast stockpiles of nuclear waste, currently seen as a burdensome liability, are transformed into a powerful source of clean energy, driving a sustainable future for generations to come. This vision is at the heart of Oklo Inc., a pioneering nuclear technology company
In a striking move that has reignited debates over energy policy and environmental stewardship, the Trump administration has accelerated the approval of a significant coal mine expansion at the Black Butte mine in southwest Wyoming, near Rock Springs. This decision, finalized in under 30 days by
In a bold move that has ignited both hope and controversy, West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey has introduced the “50 by 50” energy plan, a strategy designed to triple the state’s power generation capacity from 15 to 50 gigawatts by 2050, positioning West Virginia as a potential energy
As the coal industry continues to navigate a complex landscape of economic demands and environmental scrutiny, a historic gathering in Bluefield stands as a testament to its resilience and adaptability, reflecting nearly five decades of dedication. Held at the Brushfork National Guard Armory in
