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- Canadian Oil Giant Bucks The Trend, Triples 4th-Quarter Profit
- Long Road Ahead For Proposed TransCanada Pipeline
- France’s Areva Desperately Cutting Costs To Survive
- Ohio Suing BP For $33.3 Million
- Global Crude Oil Production Growth Grinding To A Halt
- Iran-U.S. Make Progress In Latest Nuclear Talks
- EU Gas Supply Safe Until March After Russia-Ukraine Deal
- EIA Data Shows Rig Count Doesn’t Matter
- Despite Oil Price Plunge, California Gasoline Prices Soar
- Russia Considers Letting Chinese Buy Controlling Stakes In Energy Fields
- Spanish Utility Cutting Off A Piece Of US Shale Gas Cake
- Russian Defiance Could Lead To A Multipolar World
- Encana To Continue Asset Development Despite Fall In Profits
- Keystone XL Saga May Not Be Over Yet Despite Obama Veto
- Lebanon Facing Uphill Battle To Develop Energy Resources
- Duke Energy Facing $102.2 Million Pollution Charge
- Gazprom Threatens To Cut Off Gas To Ukraine
- Oil Industry Blasts Latest Rules For Arctic Drilling
- 15 Refineries Now Affected As USW Strike Expands
- White House Arctic Drilling Rules Draw Fire From Environmentalists
- Renewed Calls To Allow US Crude Exports To Mexico
- Russian Gas Flows To Eastern Ukraine In ‘Humanitarian’ Gesture
- Lack Of Political Will Could See World Miss Carbon Targets
- Moscow Slings Insults Following Canadian Sanctions
- OPEC Won’t Regain Strength Until US Shale Production Slows In 2030s
- Ugandan Oil Industry Starts After 8 Years Of Delays
- Industry Relief As India Begins Coal Block Auctions
- IEA Gets New Leader Everyone Can Agree On
- Rolls-Royce Roped Into Petrobras Corruption Scandal
- State Of Emergency In West Virginia Following Oil Train Explosion
- Judge Dismisses Suit Against Energy Companies Over Louisiana Erosion
- British Gas Leading Tech Revolution For Energy Utilities
- Train Carrying Volatile Bakken Crude Derails In Canada
- Congress Sends Keystone Bill To Obama, Who Says He’ll Veto It
- Low Oil Prices Lead Tullow To Suspend Dividend
- IEA Sees Oil Prices Bottoming Out, But Not Surging Back To $100-Plus Levels
- Will A Rise In Demand For OPEC Oil Eventually Help US Shale Industry Recover?
- Reality Check For Both EIA And IEA
- Strike At US Refineries Expands To 2 More Sites
- New Petrobras CEO Facing Widespread Disapproval
- Iran’s Khamenei Throws Support To A Practical Nuclear Deal With West
- West, East Give Conflicting Ratings To Gazprom
- Optimism Remains In North Dakota, But For How Long?
- The Plot Thickens In Petrobras Corruption Scandal
- A Long Time Before We See $100 Again Says BP Chief
- Canada’s Imperial Oil Defiant Despite Earnings Drop
- Yet More BP Oil Found At Bottom Of Gulf
- Chevron’s Poor Earnings End Poland Shale Venture
- Exxon Unveils The Bad News On All Fronts
- US Crude Production Down, Imports Up
- Shell, ConocoPhillips Announce Heavy Spending Cuts
- Either Oil Rebounds Above $80 Or Energy Stocks Fall By 40%
- British Utilities Under Fire For Not Sharing Savings With Consumers
- Alaska Facing Huge Deficit Without Oil Tax Revenues
- Global Drilling Productivity: The Unwelcome Truth
- Emergency Tax May Not Be Enough To Save North Sea Oil
- US Oil Rig Numbers Plunge, Especially In Bakken
- More Job Cuts For North Sea As Oil Price Havoc Continues
- Europe’s Gas Saga With Russia And Ukraine Continues
- Russia May Be Forced Into Production Cuts Says Deputy PM
- With Oil Prices Stubbornly Low, France’s Total Will Cut Costs, But Not Jobs
- Two New Oil Projects Come Online, Adding To Glut
- Central Asia In For A Painful 2015
- British Utilities Begin Passing Energy Savings On To Consumers
- Texas Railroad Commission Oil and Gas Production Data
- Amazing Green Cars at the 2015 Detroit Auto Show
- One Bright Spot Amid A Slew Of Canceled Energy Projects
- Judge Sets BP’s Maximum Fine 24 Percent Lower Than US Demand
- South Texas Oil Field Crash Kills Five
- OPEC: Lower Demand In 2015, But Also Lower US Supply
- Kazakhstan Facing Serious Challenges From Low Oil Prices
- Good News For BP In Oil Spill Case
- Shell Scraps $6 Billion Project In Qatar
- UK Mismanagement Failed North Sea Oil Says Scottish Oil Minister
- New Research Says Social Cost Of Climate Change Much Higher Than Thought
- Plunging Oil Prices Drag Ruble To New Low
- Obama To Impose More Emissions Regulations On Oil And Gas Industry
- Oil Price Implosion Raises Recession Threat For Alberta
- Further Retrenching By Energy Majors
- Chinese Green Revolution Tramples Australian Coal Exports
- South Korea Launches World’s Second-Largest Carbon Trading Market
- Venezuela, Iran Press Effort To Bolster Global Oil Price
- Iraqi-Kurdistan Oil Dispute Will Be Settled In A Texas Court
- Ohio Quakes Linked To Fracking
- Qatar Changes its Public Relations, Not its Strategies
- Nebraska Supreme Court Rules To Allow Keystone XL Pipeline
- Nigerian Oil Spills Will Cost Shell Over $63 Million
- World Oil Production Statistics
- New Year Oil Price Offensive Launched By Saudi Arabia
- The Worrying Math From US Shale Plays
- Despite Current Oil Glut, Supply Continues To Grow
- China Opens Up Unlimited Rare Earth Exports
- China Following Through On Early Emissions Promises
- US LNG Exports Receive Major Boost
- Azerbaijan Can Handle Low Oil Prices Say Officials
- Russian Woes Continue As Ruble Plumbs New Depths
- Tesla Increase Range Of Roadster By 50%
- September World Oil Production Surprises
- Russia Sends Cheap Energy To Ukraine To Avoid Crimea Blackouts
- Diminishing Returns In The Bakken
- Christmas Day And UK Energy Policy Failure
- Oil Minister Says Saudi Will Never Cut Production Regardless Of Price
- OPEC May Cull Weaker Members
- Low Oil Prices Lead To U.S. Refining Boom
- Crisis Summit To Save North Sea Oil Industry
- Nuclear Ambitions Hurt Iran More Than War With Iraq
- UK Oil Industry Under Serious Threat From Low Oil Prices
- Russia India Nuclear Deal Not As Exciting As Previously Thought
- Easy Win For Obama In Alaskan Oil Decision
- Oil Price Pain: Who’s Next After Emerging Markets And Fracking?
- Oil Sands Not A Dirty Fuel Says EU
- IEA Says Coal Demand Will Keep Growing Through 2019
- South Stream Demise Could Benefit Both Turkey And Moscow
- New Gas Field In Levantine Basin Could Hold 5 trillion Cubic Feet
- 10 U.S. Cities Most At Risk From Power Outages
- The Paradox Of US Oil Production: More Drilling, But Fewer Rigs
- Renewables Could Revolutionize African Energy
- Air Fares Unchanged By Low Oil Prices
- Despite Low Oil Price New BP Oil Sands Project Begins Operations
- Weak Ruble Damaging Neighboring Economies
- BP, Another Victim Of Cheap Oil, To Cut Jobs Through 2015
- BG Group To Sell Australian Pipeline For $5 Billion
- India And Russia Sign Nuclear Energy Deal
- Kuwait Oil Chief Sees Oil Prices At $64 For A Half-Year
- Oil Price Drop Not Affecting US Drilling
- Low Oil Prices Causing Majors To Reconsider Larger, Riskier Projects
- Lower Spending By ConocoPhillips May Mean Higher Oil Prices
- Ukraine Sends Russia Huge Advance Payment For Gas
- Iran Facing Low Oil Price Reality With Optimism
- Saudis Cut Oil Prices Again In Bid To Maintain Market Share
- New Study Claims US Shale Gas Quantities Grossly Exaggerated
- Battered By Low Oil Prices, Venezuela Seeks Foreign Aid
- Nuclear Incident Leaves Doubts Over Ukraine’s Energy Security
- Political Will Pushing Energy East Pipeline In Canada
- More Sanctions For Russia May Be On The Cards
- Chevron, Statoil Announce First Oil Strike In New Gulf Of Mexico Field
- End Of The South Stream Pipeline: Who Are The Winners And Losers
- Baghdad And Kurds Agree Oil Export Deal
- EU Signs Gas Pipeline Deal With Ukraine
- Bitter Truth About Germany´s Renewable Energy Goals
- China Will Be The Big Winner In OPEC’s Production Decision
- BG Succumb To Shareholder Anger Over New CEO Salary
- Breakthrough In Wood To Gasoline Research
- Chilean Mining Sector Energy Demand To Double By 2025
- State Of Emergency In Ukraine As Russia Cuts Off Coal
- Pressure Mounts On Quebec To Ban Uranium Mining
- Russia Struggling Under Low Oil Prices, Sanctions
- Khamenei: West Will Not 'Bring Iran To Its Knees' On Nuclear Issue
- Moscow Must Look Elsewhere As Western Oil Companies Quit Russian Projects
- Russian Finance Minister Says Ruble Will Continue To Fall, But More Slowly
- Goldman Sachs Winding Down Coal And Uranium Trading
- Iran Would Double Oil Exports If Sanctions Are Lifted
- Opposition To TransCanada Pipeline Growing In Quebec
- Norway Unfazed By Drop In Oil Prices
- Bakken September Production Data Yields Odd Results
- Dutch Team Develop ‘Warmer’ LEDs
- Venezuela, Ignored By OPEC, Seeks Oil-price Relief Elsewhere
- Shipping Traffic Increases Fourfold Leading To Pollution Concerns
- By Buying Baker Hughes, Halliburton Aims To Dominate US Fracking
- Keystone Of Little Benefit To U.S. Says Obama
- British Wind Farms Generate More Electricity Than The Grid Can Handle
- Putin Leaves G-20 Meeting Early After Bitterly Chilly Reception
- Soaking Up Greenhouse Gases Like A Sponge
- More Bad News For Northern Gateway Pipeline
- Fracking Chemicals May Not Be Toxic After All
- Maligned DOE Green Energy Program Could Yield $5 Billion Profit
- Scientists Improve Efficiency Of Organic Solar Cells
- BHP And Rio Tinto Call For International Carbon Price
- Russia To Build As Many As Eight Nuclear Power Plants For Iran
- Merkel Says Security Is Key To Increased Investment In Pakistan Energy
- Solar Roads Being Developed In The Netherlands
- Magnesium To Replace Lithium-ion Batteries Soon
- Latest Electric Car Innovation Could Recharge Batteries In Minutes
- Russia, China Sign New Huge Gas Deal
- Showdown Between Republicans And Obama Over Emissions Likely
- Researchers Take Major Step To Effective ‘Bio-gasoline’
- Oil Sands Companies Under Pressure Following Wildlife Deaths
- Acceleration Record Set By Electric Car: 0 to 100km In Under 1.8 Seconds
- Scotland’s Wind Energy Production In October Enough To Power Every Home
- BHP Billiton To Export US Oil Without Permit
- Chemists Find Material To Both Generate And Store Hydrogen Fuel
- Enbridge Records $80 Million Loss This Quarter
- Texas Town Votes To Ban Fracking
- Hyundai Faces Huge Penalties For Inflated Mileage Claims
- Latest Extraction Methods May Poison Atmosphere Study Finds
- FERC Approves Constitution Pipeline Despite Residents’ Concerns
- UN Says To Save Earth, We May Have To Cut Emissions To Zero By 2100
- Fraunhofer Develops Tiny, Affordable Devices That Generate Their Own Energy
- Low Oil Prices Not Hurting Shell’s Bottom Line
- New Device To Provide More Accurate Emissions Data
- BHP Needs A Breakthrough To Expand Olympic Dam
- Bitter 2013 Winter Increased U.S. Carbon Emissions
- OPEC Chief Warns Against Oil Price Panic
- New Solar Material: The “Blackhole Of Sunlight”
- The Seamill Could Revolutionize Renewable Energy
- Piracy Still A Major Issue In SE Asian Waters Despite Global Decline
- Space Mining Faces Setback After Rocket Explosion
- Hopes Of Rescuing 18 Trapped Turkish Miners Fade
- Wind Energy Too Unreliable For UK, Study Finds
- Despite Lower Profits, BP Increases Dividend
