Baghdad is repairing the Kirkuk-Ceyhan…
The world is witnessing a…
Sanctions on Russian copper, aluminum,…
When it comes to surviving the plunge in oil prices, timing is everything. While many oil companies large and small are reducing, postponing or outright abandoning costly future projects to…
The European Commission (EC) plans to tighten its relations with several nations, including Turkey, as a part of the Continent’s effort to lessen its dependence on…
“Pee If You Want to Help Refugees.” Not exactly a zinger of a bumper sticker, and it sounds a bit daffy, but it’s actually a serious…
PNC Financial Services Group, the seventh-biggest US bank, has given in to environmental and financial pressure to dramatically reduce the financing it provides to companies that…
For years, solar energy has been widely viewed as a promise of clean, abundant energy that simply can’t be kept because of its inefficiency expense. But…
MINING.com toured Chile’s El Teniente mine, the world's largest underground copper operation and the sixth biggest copper mine by reserve size.
Egypt’s deal with BP to jointly invest $12 billion to develop offshore gas fields shows that oil companies’ faith in the country’s political stability is gradually…
The American oil giant Occidental Petroleum Corp. has agreed to an undisclosed out-of-court settlement with members of a tribe of Peruvian natives in the Amazon basin,…
Credit: Courtesy Of Solar Impulse© On Monday in Abu Dhabi, two Swiss pilots set off in a solar-powered airplane in…
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s administration’s assertion that it worked “aggressively” to ensure that Exxon Mobil Corp. reimbursed the state for environmental contamination isn’t changing any…
The precipitous drop in oil prices since last June has been bad financial news to oil companies big and small, some suffering lower profits in the…
Canada’s National Energy Board (NEB) has been inundated by more than 1,800 applications from people interested in taking part in hearings on the proposed Energy East…
France’s state-owned nuclear enterprise Areva, coming off four straight years of losses, is focusing its attention on cost-cutting to restore its financial health, but also plans…
Ohio is suing BP for $33.3 million, saying it “double-dipped” by taking not only state money but also reimbursement from insurers to clean up spills from…
This is the third in a monthly series of posts chronicling the action in the global oil market in 13 key charts. The February 2015 post…
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif have wrapped up three days of talks over Iran's nuclear program, as a…
Moscow and Kiev have agreed that Russian gas shipments to all of Ukraine, including some rebel-held areas of eastern Ukraine, will continue through March, and so…
The EIA has published their Petroleum Supply Monthly with all US production numbers through December 2014. The chart below shows the largest changes in December and Yearly production. Almost…
While the low price of gasoline has many in the United States considering a return to fuel-hungry vehicles, the price actually has been rising in the…
Russia has reversed its long-held opposition to selling foreign investors majority stakes in its strategic oil and gas fields, saying there would now be “no political…