Efforts to deal with the climate crisis have consistently avoided the shipping sector, one the biggest sources of global greenhouse gas emissions, but that could change under European
Truckers Seek to Keep Diesel Supplies Flowing in Pipeline Shutdown
Prices are rising for diesel fuel used to transport freight as fallout from the Colonial Pipeline shutdown strains capacity for truckers that deliver fuel to gas stations. Source: Truckers Seek
World’s First Clean Trucks Rule in California
The state of California made history when it passed a clean truck rule that E&E News reported was the first of its kind in the world. The Advanced Clean Trucks
US makers of driverless cars must get past legislative bill
For US auto makers, hopes of overtaking the rest of the world in the industry’s Next Big Thing are riding on a piece of legislation that safety advocates say is
Nikola World Event – promises awesome product show
Fuel cell truck pioneer Nikola Motor will find out next year whether hydrogen fuel cell trucks and fueling stations can draw a crowd of green truck fans when it hosts
Future of transportation Hyperloop: Dubai to Abu Dhabi in 12 minutes
First pod prototype for Dubai’s proposed 700 mph “Hyperloop”, an ultra-high-speed train that travels like a jet. It is expected to significantly cut travel time between Dubai and Abu Dhabi
Bahrain – Biggest Oil Find Since 1932
Bahrain, the smallest energy producer in the Arabian Gulf, discovered its biggest oil field since it started producing crude in 1932, according to the country’s official news agency. The shale
Saudi Arabia Quietly Decreasing Dependence on Crude Oil
While an Aramco IPO continues to grab the headlines, Saudi Arabia is quietly getting on with the business of weaning itself off a dependence on crude oil exports, with
Indian Companies Pay $600 Million for Stake in UAE Oil Field
Indian companies agreed to pay $600 million for a stake in one of Abu Dhabi’s biggest offshore oil concessions, securing a share in the emirate’s crude production for the first
Abu Dhabi planning to boost exports of premium fuels
Abu Dhabi, which holds most of the oil reserves in the U.A.E., plans to boost exports of its highest quality crude into the next decade following a $3.1 billion upgrade