Gas
Coverage of Gas in the Nexus archive.
- Half of Americans struggle to afford groceries and gas, exclusive poll finds
A Harris Poll survey for the Guardian found 95% of Americans believe the US is facing an affordability crisis, with 57% perceiving the economy as worsening. Many report struggles with rising grocery and gas costs.
- Half of Americans struggle to afford groceries and gas, exclusive poll finds
An exclusive Harris Poll survey for the Guardian reveals 95% of Americans believe the US is facing an affordability crisis, with 57% citing worsening economic conditions due to rising grocery and gas costs. The poll highlights concerns amid the war in Iran and approaching midterm elections.
- Eni, Mercuria to Form Global Energy Commodities Trading Venture
Eni and Mercuria are forming a global energy commodities trading venture. Eni has a significant trading operation focused on its portfolio of gas, liquefied gas, oil, and power producing assets.
- You can get 25 cents off per gallon on gas, diesel this week at Pilot stations
Pilot stations are offering a 25-cent discount per gallon on gas and diesel this week. The promotion is highlighted for travelers heading out for the July 4 weekend.
- Millions of Britons urged to submit meter readings before energy price cap rises on Wednesday
Approximately 5.3 million British households on standard tariffs without smart meters may face overcharging for June energy usage if they do not submit meter readings before the energy price cap rises. Action is urged to avoid higher bills under the new gas and electricity unit rates.
- Ships crossing Hormuz use Oman passage despite Iran warnings
Ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz continued using a non-Iranian-approved passage near Oman despite Iranian warnings, with 42 commodity vessels transiting on Thursday and 29 by Friday afternoon. A projectile struck one vessel, but traffic levels declined from Wednesday's peak of 57 ships.
- Australia's coal and gas exports violate our human rights, group says in new UN case
A group claims Australia's continued approval of coal and gas exports violates human rights by failing to protect citizens, and has filed a case with the UN. The case argues that such exports are unlawful without safeguards for public welfare.
- CA Attorney General announces new 'Affordability Response Team' to address cost of living in state
The California Attorney General has launched the 'Affordability Response Team' to tackle rising costs of groceries, gas, and utilities. The team also aims to combat scams that exploit Californians by taking their money.
- Gas hit $7 in SF. For one Lyft driver, it meant eating only one meal a day
Gas prices in San Francisco reached $7, impacting a Lyft driver who now eats only one meal a day due to rising costs linked to international conflicts and inflation.
- NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani says the Democratic Party 'lost its focus on working people'
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani criticized the Democratic Party for losing focus on working people, emphasizing issues like rent, housing, gas, and groceries. He stated his commitment to addressing these concerns and referenced historical Democratic policies like the New Deal to highlight a past focus on working-class priorities.
- NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani says the Democratic Party 'lost its focus on working people'
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani criticizes the Democratic Party for losing focus on working people, citing concerns about rent, housing, gas, and groceries. He emphasizes the need to revive the party's historical commitment to working-class issues and declares his governance as a democratic socialist.
- Malaysia’s gas-guzzling data centre boom clashes with its clean energy goals
Malaysia aims to become Southeast Asia’s data-centre capital but faces a conflict with its 2050 fossil fuel reduction goals. The number of operational data centres is projected to rise from 54 in 2024 to 81 by 2035, as highlighted by government minister Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir.
- EU Calls on Spain to Lower Gas Reliance to Stabilize Power Grid
The EU has urged Spain to reduce its reliance on gas to stabilize the power grid. Electricity power lines near Seville, Spain, are part of the country's energy infrastructure.
- Princeton Endowment Backs Out of Oil and Gas Divestment Vow
Princeton Endowment has reversed its decision to divest from oil and gas. The institution previously committed to divesting from fossil fuel companies but has now withdrawn that pledge.
- Analysis: China’s CO2 climbs 2% in early 2026 due to ‘wasted’ wind and solar
China’s CO2 emissions rose 2% in early 2026 due to increased coal and gas use amid a 23% year-on-year rise in wind-power capacity and 33% for solar. The surge in 'wasted' wind and solar output, caused by inflexible coal power management and grid systems, led to a 4% rise in power-sector emissions, despite record renewable energy additions.
- Hubble captures M88 on a perilous journey that could change it forever
Messier 88, a spiral galaxy in the Virgo Cluster, is moving through the cluster, leading to the potential loss of gas necessary for star formation. It has a supermassive black hole and spiral arms with young star clusters and dust clouds. The process over the next few hundred million years will reshape the galaxy.
- ‘It’s never enough’: young Americans struggle to build financial independence as cost of living spikes
Young Americans face challenges in achieving financial independence due to a difficult job market and rising costs. A survey by Generation Lab found over eight in 10 young adults view the economy as 'bad' or 'terrible', with increasing costs of essentials like gas and groceries exacerbating their struggles.
- ‘It’s never enough’: young Americans struggle to build financial independence as cost of living spikes
Young Americans are struggling to achieve financial independence due to a difficult job market, rising costs of living, and economic instability. Over 80% of surveyed 18- to 34-year-olds rate the economy as 'bad' or 'terrible,' according to a Generation Lab study. Cuts to social safety net programs and increasing prices for essentials like gas and groceries further complicate their transition to adulthood.
- 9 U.S. Voters Tell Us How They’re Coping With Higher Prices
Nine U.S. voters share how they are adapting to rising costs of everyday necessities such as gas, utilities, groceries, housing, child care, and health care. The article highlights the financial strain forcing Americans to manage with fewer resources.
- Indian Power Firms Snap Up Gas to Meet Night-Time Cooling Demand
Indian power firms are purchasing gas to address increased night-time cooling demand. The article notes workers unloading air coolers during a heat wave in Allahabad, India.
- A Dating App Is Giving Away Free Gas to Convince People to Get Out of the House
BLK, a dating app, is offering free gas to encourage users to leave their homes amid economic anxieties. The strategy reflects broader efforts by companies to provide basic essentials to attract public attention.
- Gen Z may be shying away from buying cosmetics, as higher gas prices hit spending
Gen Z is shyning away from buying cosmetics due to higher gas prices hitting spending. E.l.f. Beauty will cut prices on some products following tariff-related increases last year. The company's decision is a response to concerns about the rising cost of gas.
- Everyone’s paying more for gas, but only some are cutting back. Here’s why.
Lower-income drivers tried to cut back on gas usage when prices surged in March, but still felt the impact, while higher-income drivers showed little reaction. Gas price increases affected different income groups differently. The surge in gas prices had varied effects on drivers.
- Could this conference be a 'turning point' for the world's use of fossil fuels?
Over 50 countries are meeting in Santa Marta, Colombia, to discuss concrete strategies for phasing out oil, gas, and coal amid an energy crisis and climate change concerns.
- Could this conference be a 'turning point' for the world's use of fossil fuels?
Over 50 countries are meeting in Santa Marta, Colombia, to discuss concrete strategies for phasing out oil, gas, and coal. The conference occurs amid an energy crisis and global warming concerns.
- Can you stop beans from making you gassy?
The article from Serious Eats explores methods to reduce gas caused by beans, such as soaking, cooking techniques, and enzyme supplements. It includes a Hacker News discussion with 42 points and 14 comments, indicating public interest in dietary solutions for digestive discomfort.
- US to allow firing squads, gas, and electrocution for federal executions
The US Department of Justice will allow firing squads, gas, and electrocution for federal executions, aiming to strengthen the death penalty and deter crime.
- San Francisco helps home child care centers wean off gas
San Francisco is helping home child care centers reduce their reliance on gas. Lerned Zint, a mother running a daycare from her home, faced an emergency when her gas water heater failed, disrupting care for 10 children aged 6 months to 4 years.
- US Retail Sales Soar in March Led by Spending on Gas
US retail sales experienced a significant increase in March, primarily driven by higher consumer spending on gasoline. The surge highlights a shift in consumer behavior toward energy-related expenditures.
- Clean electricity meets all new demand, curbing fossil fuels, says Ember
Clean electricity met all new energy demand in 2025, leading to a decline in coal and gas power use, according to think tank Ember. However, the report notes that global warming remains a critical issue despite these advancements.
- Equinor Halves Scatec Stake as Focus Grows on Oil, Gas Output
Equinor ASA has reduced its stake in Scatec by half, reflecting a strategic shift toward prioritizing oil and gas production. The move underscores the company's renewed focus on core energy sectors.
- Oil, Gas Jump As Trump Plans Hormuz Blockade | The Asia Trade 4/13/2026
Oil and gas prices surged following reports that Trump plans to implement a blockade at the Strait of Hormuz, impacting global energy markets. The strategic move is expected to disrupt oil supply routes, leading to increased prices.