#Fuel efficiency

Authored by Tsvetana Paraskova via OilPrice.com, U.S. individual vehicle miles traveled (VMT) growth has been flat since June 2017, and the potential end of the VMT growth that started in early 2014 may be an indicator of slowing oil consumption, according to government data compiled by Labyrinth

Authored by Eric Peters via EricPetersAutos.com, In just seven years’ time – unless Trump does something before his four years are up – the average fuel efficiency of the average car will have to almost double. From 35.5 MPG (now) to 54.5 MPG by 2025. So reads the fuel economy fatwa issued by

Via ConvergEx's Nicholas Colas, The game is afoot: call it the “Mystery of the Teleporting Commuter”.  Starting in October 2016, the amount of gasoline supplied to the US market started to decline on a year over year basis.  This negative trend accelerated in January, leaving both energy