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Three major fossil fuel-based industries—coal, liquefied natural gas, and plastics—were becoming less financially attractive even before the global coronavirus pandemic, according to experts who spoke during the second week of IEEFA’s 2020…

Regulatory opposition to the acquisition this week by Navajo Transitional Energy Company (NTEC) of three coal mines in the Powder River Basin deals the small company’s expansion strategy an immediate setback.

The KPMG had submitted an Economic Assessment of the Cost Benefit Analysis on which the IEEFA experts have provided their opinion on the Rix's Creek Extension.

Coal producers in the Powder River Basin continue to lose customers as utilities across the U.S. embrace a shift toward cleaner and cheaper forms of power.

ExxonMobil (XOM) is in potentially irreversible decline.

Two natural gas pipelines proposed for construction from West Virginia into Virginia and North Carolina are indicative of a rush toward industry overbuilding.

Formosa's Louisiana Project: Wrong Products, Wrong Time, Wrong Place, Wrong Finances

FirstEnergy’s poor financial performance stems from the underlying condition that the company’s business – the sale of electricity – is performing poorly and not generating sufficient revenue to cover expenses.

PGE, Poland’s biggest electric utility, risks prolonging serious, recent financial under-performance if it endorses a forthcoming strategy.

Over the past two years, Norges Bank, following upon its investment mandates from the Norwegian Parliament (Stortinget) and the Minister of Finance, divested the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global (GPFG)’s of its holdings in at least 49…