Sentences with phrase «volatile gas prices»

Most H2 used industrially is generated by chemically reforming natural gas, US production of which was in decline, resulting in high and volatile gas prices.

The findings of our report prove in sharp detail Detroit automakers» long - term vulnerability to volatile gas prices and show that improved fuel economy fleetwide — above and beyond current regulation — is the key not just to their survival but their success, even if the price of gas goes down.

Long Term Solution To Volatile Gas Prices Is Reducing Oil Consumption.

He now says he is open to limited drilling as part of a larger effort to curtail volatile gas prices — provided it can be done in an environmentally responsible way.

«This reckless move, driven by ideology not evidence, risks locking the UK into an expensive polluting fossil fuel future — increasing our exposure to volatile gas prices and forcing controversial fracking developments onto communities before the full impact is understood.

Not exact matches

Schlumberger (slb), the oil and gas services giant, has a dominant market share and stable underlying businesses, but its relationship to volatile oil prices buffets the stock quite a bit.

By far the biggest revision, on a percentage basis, came in the mining sector, which isn't surprising; the oil and gas industry, which is part of the mining sector, has been extremely volatile in the past year due to tumbling oil prices.

With that said, the price of everyday necessities such as gas, and groceries also fluctuates, but Bitcoin is more volatile than the prices of your day to day purchases.

What's fantastic about Enbridge (and companies like it) is the fact that it doesn't rely very much on the pricing of commodities like natural gas, which can obviously be quite volatile.

The price of gas that trades on U.S. commodity exchanges has been famously volatile, and multiple spikes in the past decade have caused electricity prices to skyrocket.

What's fantastic about Enbridge (and companies like it) is the fact that it doesn't rely very much on the pricing of commodities like natural gas, which can obviously be quite volatile.

The volatile nature of commodity prices adds to the risk of stocks and funds in this category, which invest in higher risk, less liquid stocks, such as small oil and gas companies and junior miners.

In addition to driving more renewables and reducing emissions, an increased RPS policy can reduce wholesale electricity prices, act as a hedge against high, volatile natural gas prices, and add up to 3,000 jobs per year.

And if in the future gas prices are higher than anticipated, renewables become even more cost - effective and reduce our exposure to those volatile fossil fuel price spikes going forward.

Natural gas can not be stored in significant quantities on site, and gas supplies are subject to volatile price swings during periods of high demand.

No one really has a clue what gas prices will do, of course, which helps highlight the fact that solar's stable, fixed, long - term contracts can serve as a valuable hedge against volatile fuel prices.

Natural gas prices are historically volatile, posing risks to consumers» pocketbooks.

Depending too much on natural gas for power has long been seen as risky, because its price was traditionally volatile — largely linked to the roller - coaster global oil market.

In contrast, natural gas is a carbon - emitting fossil fuel with a volatile price history.

While natural gas prices are low now, they are historically volatile with wide price swings tied to increasing demand, extreme weather events, and uncertainties about available gas supplies.

Gas prices, it notes, are rising and becoming more volatile.

This is disappointing news: here at Treehugger, we've repeatedly driven the point home that the president has almost no control over the price of gas in the short - term — a cocktail of global demand, oil speculation, and political instability in volatile regions determines the price of gas more than anything else.

And because gas prices are volatile, you might want to budget a few more dollars into this category to cover a possible price increase.

With that said, the price of everyday necessities such as gas, and groceries also fluctuates, but Bitcoin is more volatile than the prices of your day to day purchases.

The Consumer Price for All Urban Consumers is up 1.7 % from August 2013 to August 2014, excluding volatile food and gas prices.