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One Pivotal Year Ended, an Even More Pivotal Year Underway

As Decembers go, the last month of 2015 could hardly have been more monumental for the clean energy industry.

COLUMN-U.S. manufacturing slowdown stokes fears about oil demand: Kemp

LONDON, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Growing signs of weakness in the U.S.

COLUMN-U.S. manufacturing slowdown stokes fears about oil demand: Kemp

LONDON, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Growing signs of weakness in the U.S. economy are helping keep oil prices under pressure even as tensions escalate across North Africa and the Middle East.

Listen Up: The Push Towards 100 Percent Renewables With Clint Wilder

Please join me on this week’s Energy Show on Renewable Energy World as Clint Wilder explains our progress towards 100 percent renewables, and discusses some of the opportunities and roadblocks that we will experience as we make this transition.

UPDATE 1-Consol Energy slashes oil and gas capex by 41 pct

Jan 6 (Reuters) - Coal and gas producer Consol Energy Inc cut its 2016 capital expenditure budget for its oil and gas division by 41 percent due to weak commodity prices.

RPT-COLUMN-Saudi execution exposes dangerous political and religious divisions: Kemp

LONDON, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's execution of Shi'ite cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr has exposed the dangerous political, religious and socio-economic fault lines which run through the kingdom and the Gulf.

UPDATE 1-Petrobras ends rig contract with Ensco over bribe charges

Jan 6 (Reuters) - Rig contractor Ensco Plc said Brazilian oil producer Petrobras has ended a contract for a drillship over allegations of corruption.

UPDATE 5-Oil hits 11-year low, Saudi-Iran row cuts chances of output restraint

* Saudi-Iran split dashes chance of OPEC deal to curb oil glut

Petrobras ends rig contract with Ensco over corruption charges

Jan 6 (Reuters) - Rig contractor Ensco Plc said Petrobras has declared void a contract for a drillship leased to the Brazilian oil producer.

Four oil tanks now on fire at Libyan ports after clashes

BENGHAZI, Libya, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Fires caused by clashes between Islamic State militants and guards near Libya's biggest oil ports have spread to four oil storage tanks that were still burning on Wednesday, a guards spokesman said.

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