A Trump-Size Idea: Build Something
How can President-elect Donald Trump unify America and provide jobs? Build something awe-inspiring, says James Stewart of The New York Times.
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Tom Balcerek blogs on what a Republican president could mean for the US steel industry.
Red tape, not militancy, putting Nigeria's oil future at risk
Nigeria, mired in some of its toughest battles yet to halt resurgent militancy in the oil-rich Niger Delta, is facing longer term threats to its oil wealth.
Coal may surpass natural gas as most common electricity generation fuel this winter
(Fri, 18 Nov 2016) After declining for several months, the share of U.S. electricity fueled by coal is expected to slowly begin growing when compared to the same period last year. In contrast, the share of generation from natural gas is expected to experience year-over-year declines.
European Utility Week: A critical juncture in the green transition
Many comments made during European Utility Week in Barcelona this week would make a gas producer’s blood run cold. Ross McCracken explains.
Trump’s Biggest Test: Can He Build Something That Inspires Awe?
The right public works projects can send a message of inclusion and pride. If Donald Trump is ready to take a cue from F.D.R., here are some places to start.
Residential heating oil and propane prices at levels similar to last winterâs low prices
(Thu, 17 Nov 2016) Residential heating oil and propane prices have started the winter heating season at levels similar to last winterâs levels, while inventories of both fuels are near or above five-year highs for this time of year. On average, prices for residential heating oil and propane during last winter (October 2015 through March 2016) were the lowest in at least a decade.
Senate Democrats’ Surprising Strategy: Trying to Align With Trump
Democrats will try to find common cause with Donald J. Trump on infrastructure spending, child tax credits and dismantling trade agreements.
Steel plate prices playing catch-up to hot-rolled sheet in US
The US hot-rolled coil (HRC) and cut-to-length steel plate markets are currently sitting in a very unusual position due to developments since mid-year.
Ethanol and Mexico: the dream lives on
Mexico’s emerging ethanol industry has been a hot topic for US ethanol producers and exporters over 2016, as draft legislation in the country put it front and center in a growing discussion about global ethanol markets.