Thursday, March 6, 2025
Alberta wildfire near oil sands

Wildfire in Canada could be the most Expensive Natural Disaster in Alberta’s History

Insurance bill for Canadian wildfire could exceed C$2 billion This week’s massive forest fire in Alberta, Canada, could be the most costly natural disaster in the province’s history. The fire, which now covers more than 328.2 square miles, continues to burn as high temperatures and dry conditions in the boreal forest make the area highly flammable. Bill Patzert, a climatologist

Clinton’s ‘We’re Going to Put Coal Companies and Miners out of Work’ Comment Not Winning Over Voters in West Virginia

When politicians get called out by a flesh-and-blood voter for something damaging they said, something that was broadcast on CNN and archived on Youtube, their sudden backtracking, denials and squirming are revealing. Clinton told a CNN panel in March: “We’re going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business.” The former secretary of state, running

Oil and Gas 360® Keeps the Earnings Tally with “Earnings Box Score”

Oil & Gas 360® has posted a new feature called “Earnings Box Score.” The button, on the home page, provides a running list showing how oil and gas companies are performing against market expectations. Financial Metrics at a Glance The running tally of results for the first quarter of 2016 are shown and the performance relative to the aggregate of

Is Oil About to Make a Head and Shoulders Move?

Chart Watching: a Hobby Resurrected Oil price has been on a tear as of late with market watchers picking away at any scrap of data coming from the oil sector as to when the market will balance. WTI prices have increased in the neighborhood of 70% since hitting a low around $27 three months ago. There have been several catalysts