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EIA forecasts lower oil prices in 2026 and 2027 due to persistent stock builds
EIA forecasts lower oil prices in 2026 and 2027 due to persistent stock builds

We forecast that production of petroleum and other liquids will continue to exceed global demand, which results in Brent crude oil prices falling from an average of $69 per barrel (b) in 2025 to $58/b in 2026 and $53/b in 2027. Crude oil prices tend to decrease as global petroleum stocks increase. Persistently high implied global oil inventory builds in the near-term are putting downward pressure on crude oil prices despite heightened uncertainty around the volume of crude oil exports from Russia and Venezuela.

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02-11-2026

Electric vehicle sales fell as hybrid vehicle sales continued to rise in 2025
Electric vehicle sales fell as hybrid vehicle sales continued to rise in 2025

About 22% of light-duty vehicles sold in 2025 in the United States were hybrid, battery electric, or plug-in hybrid vehicles, up from 20% in 2024. Among those categories, hybrid electric vehicles have continued to gain market share while battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles decreased, according to estimates from Omdia. In the second half of 2025, battery electric vehicle sales increased before sharply declining in response to the expiration of tax credits at the end of September.

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02-09-2026

Record natural gas stock withdrawals during week ending January 30, 2026
Record natural gas stock withdrawals during week ending January 30, 2026

Working natural gas stocks fell 360 billion cubic feet (Bcf) in the Lower 48 states for the week ending January 30, 2026, amid Winter Storm Fern-the largest weekly net withdrawal reported in the history of the Weekly Natural Gas Storage Report. The withdrawal exceeded the five-year average for the same week by 89% (170 Bcf). The large withdrawals resulted from increased heating demand for natural gas and natural gas production curtailments because of severe winter weather. Working gas stocks are now 1.1% below the five-year average for this time of year.

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02-05-2026

U.S. wholesale day-ahead electricity prices rose in 2025 with higher natural gas prices
U.S. wholesale day-ahead electricity prices rose in 2025 with higher natural gas prices

Average wholesale day-ahead electricity prices at most major trading hubs in the Lower 48 states were higher in 2025 than in 2024, driven largely by higher natural gas prices to electric generators. The largest increase in price was $29 per megawatthour (MWh) in New England's Independent System Operator (ISO-NE), and the largest decrease was $14/MWh in the upper Northwest's Mid-Columbia.

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02-02-2026

New transmission line connecting Hydro-Quebec to ISO-NE begins commercial operations
New transmission line connecting Hydro-Quebec to ISO-NE begins commercial operations

Over the past few years, Independent System Operator-New England (ISO-NE) has relied less on Canada for electricity. On January 16, 2026, the New England Clean Energy Connect (NECEC), a 1,200 megawatt (MW) transmission line project, began commercial operation. The new high-voltage direct current NECEC transmission line is primarily intended to increase the amount of hydroelectric power exported from Canada to New England. However, during Winter Storm Fern, New England exported more electricity to Canada than it imported.

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Appium: Requirements to Setup on a Notebook

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To set up Appium on your notebook, you’ll need to meet the following requirements:

  1. Operating System:

    • Appium supports macOS, Linux, and Windows operating systems. Ensure your notebook runs one of these.
  2. Node.js and NPM:

    • Install Node.js (version in the SemVer range ^14.17.0 || ^16.13.0 || >=18.0.0).
    • NPM (Node Package Manager) is usually bundled with Node.js, but you can upgrade it independently. Make sure your NPM version is >= 8.
  3. Appium Installation:

    • Install Appium globally using NPM:
      npm install -g appium
      
  4. Appium Server:

    • Start the Appium server by running:
      appium
      
    • If you see output like “[Appium] Welcome to Appium v2.0.0,” the server is up and running12.
  5. Additional Dependencies:

    • To automate a specific platform (e.g., Android or iOS), refer to the documentation of the corresponding Appium driver(s) for any additional dependencies.
    • Typically, you’ll need the developer toolchain and SDKs specific to the platform you’re testing1.

Remember to adapt the installation steps to your specific environment. Happy testing! 🚀📱

The disk space requirements for installing Appium, Node.js, and npm are relatively modest:

  1. Appium:

    • By itself, Appium is lightweight and doesn’t have significant disk space requirements.
    • It can even run in resource-constrained environments like Raspberry Pi, as long as Node.js is available.
    • No specific disk space quota is needed for Appium alone.
  2. Node.js and npm:

    • Node.js and npm are essential for running Appium.
    • The installation of Node.js and npm doesn’t consume much disk space.
    • However, ensure you have enough space for other development tools and dependencies.

In summary, a few gigabytes of free space should suffice for installing Appium, Node.js, and npm on your notebook. Happy testing! 🚀📱

 

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