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- High Iraqi And Saudi Output Makes OPEC Exceed Own Quota
- Shell To Start Arctic Drilling End Of July
- Eni, Repsol Begin Production At Huge Gas Field Off Venezuela
- Iranian Oil Exports To Double Following Nuclear Deal
- Energy Hungry India To Import More Canadian Crude
- EU Pushes Russia and Ukraine to Resolve Gas Dispute
- Puerto Rico A Mess, But So Far Avoids Default
- New Trial for BP Engineer Involved in Deepwater Horizon
- Can This Robot Make French Nuclear Power Plants Safer?
- Canada’s Carbon Emissions Rules Sparks Hopes For Keystone
- Gazprom Reduces Discount For Gas To Ukraine
- British Shale Industry Just Took Another Blow
- Argentina Plans Asset Seizure Of Falkland Oil Companies
- Chinese Oil Rig Returns To Vietnam Coast
- Fukushima Not Even Close To Being Under Control
- TransCanada Blames Low Energy Prices For Latest Job Cuts
- Damaged Santa Barbara Pipeline Sees Exxon Halt Offshore Production
- Oil Firms In Talks With Iran Ahead Of Nuclear Deal
- Controversial Gazprom Pipeline Clears Hurdle
- Pipeline Giants Merger Still Possible After First Bid Fails
- This Is How Russia Will Cut Out Ukraine
- The New Big Oil Is State-Owned
- How Will Russia Respond To Asset Seizure Over Yukos Settlement?
- 100 Million Or 100 Billion – How Large Is The Gatwick Oil Deposit?
- Depressed Oil Prices Push OPEC Revenue Below $1 Trillion In 2014
- Shell-BG Merger Clears First Regulatory Hurdle
- Low Oil Prices Prompt Statoil To Cut Even More Jobs
- Shell Cleared For Exploration Off Nova Scotia
- Lower Oil Revenues See Saudi-Arabia Open Up Stock Exchange
- IEA Says Nations’ Climate Plans Too Weak To Meet Emissions Goals
- Canada One Step Closer To Major LNG Exports
- U.S. Won’t Reconsider Exxon’s Penalty For Yellowstone Spill
- Could This Trigger A New Oil Boom In Mexico?
- Low Energy Prices And Conflict Drive Shell Out Of Ukrainian Shale
- EPA Cracks Down On Airline Emissions
- Officials Spurn Exxon Offer To Provide Trucks During Pipeline Repair
- U.S. Court Rejects Suits Challenging Obama Climate Policy
- Investment In Canada’s Oil Sands Industry To Drop 30%
- Finally, Good News For BP On The Gulf Oil Spill
- Russia Set To Import Electricity From Finland
- California Pipeline Spill Could Have Been Prevented Says Leading Scientist
- Despite Political Resistance, Japan To Resume Nuclear Power
- Ukraine’s Shale Dream Falls Apart
- Low Oil Prices Continue To Take Their Toll On Canada’s Economy
- Could Iran Play A Part In EU Energy Security?
- This Company Just Got More Confident About North Sea Energy
- Why China Can Profit From Turkmen LNG To Europe
- Russia Weathering Oil Price Plunge Better than Expected
- North Sea Oil Weighing Down British Economy
- Natural Gas To Become Fuel Of Choice In This ‘Coal State’
- Kazakhstan To Become U.N. Nuclear ’Fuel Bank’
- Pipeline Owner Must Finish Clean-up Of California Spill
- Obama Limits Drilling To Protect Sage Grouse
- U.S Energy Department To Invest $32 Million In Solar Jobs
- Saudi-Kuwait Oilfield Stays Shut Amid Operational Dispute
- Iran Claims To Have Foiled U.S Cyber Attack On Oil Ministry
- Eni Reports Second Gas Find Offshore Libya This Year
- Oil Majors Falling Out Favor With This Hedgefund Boss
- Macedonia Caught In East-West Pipeline Tug-Of-War
- Iran Wants To Overcome Differences With Saudi-Arabia
- This African Country Sees A Nuclear Future
- Israel Refuses To Pay Old Oil Debt To Iran
- These Factors Could Push Oil Prices Higher
- Texas Showing Signs Of Low Oil Price Pressure
- Shell CEO Defiant On Arctic Drilling
- Transocean Settles For $211 Million In Deepwater Horizon Spill
- BP Seeks Partner To Explore Waters Off Southern Australia
- Gazprom Lowers Production Numbers Yet Again
- Why Shell May Get Less Than It Bargained For In BG Deal
- One Of Shale’s Major Plays Is Flattening Out
- U.S. And Moscow Ramp Up Pressure On Greece Over Gas Pipelines
- Seattle Bay Filled With Kayaktivists Protesting Shell Arctic Drilling
- Collateral Damage From Russian Recession Could Be Global
- This May Just Be The Start Of The Oil Price War Says IEA
- Oil Industry Suing U.S. Govt. Over Oil Train Safety Rules
- 77 Percent Rise In Oil Prices Here
- Statoil Undergoing Big Changes Under New CEO
- Continued Dollar Rally Could Undermine U.S. Economic Growth
- Hydropower The Latest Joint Chinese-Russia Energy Project
- Environmentalists Furious Over Latest Shell Arctic Drilling Permit
- Iran Already Negotiating With Potential Western Oil Customers
- Greece May Be Key Player In European Energy Security
- More Bad News For North Dakota’s Oil Industry
- Iran May Invest In Major European Energy Project
- Oil Train Derails, Burns in North Dakota In 6th Such Incident Of 2015
- Iran Could Play An Important Role In EU Energy Security
- Low Oil Prices Hammer Canadian Trade Deficit
- Saudi Arabia “Not Worried At All” About Iranian Return To Oil Market
- Global Oil Production Up One Million bpd In March
- Myanmar: The Next Frontier For Offshore Oil
- Turkmen Gas Deal Could Save Europe
- New Oil By Rail Safety Regs Not Nearly Enough
- Refining Saves The Day For Exxon and Shell
- Russian Economy May Be Stumbling Back To Its Feet
- Gazprom In Dire Straits As Profits Plunge 86 Percent
- Saudi Oil Minister Remains In Place After Shakeup
- Historic Deal For Super Tankers Could Be Major Boost For Mining Sector
- Concerned Russia To Meet OPEC Members Before June’s Cartel Meeting
- Saudi Arabia On Sales Offensive In Asia
- U.K Gas Supplier Centrica Sees Profits Drop Despite Cold Winter
- China Is Cooking The Books On GDP Growth Figures
- Iran Says Budget Adjusting To Low Oil Prices
- China Grabbing Up Assets In This Key Resource Area
- BP To Sell Off Major North Sea Asset As Part Of Survival Strategy
- Exxon Mobil To Pay $5 Million-Plus For Arkansas Spill
- Low Oil Prices Limit Iraq’s Output Growth
- Are Oklahoma’s Quakes Caused By Wastewater Disposal?
- Will Solar Be The Kiss Of Death For Coal?
- Gas Flaring Could End By 2030
- Russian Spin Doctors In Full Flow Over GDP Drop
- No Empty Threats From Argentina In Falkland Oil Dispute
- Can Greece Cash In On Russian Pipeline Transit Fees?
- Gas Discounts To Ukraine From Neighborly Love Claims Putin
- Total U.S. Rig Count Drop Over 50%
- 100 Billion Barrels Of Oil Below Gatwick? Maybe Not
- Oil Market Too Murky To Call Says IEA
- No Room For Iranian Oil In Current OPEC Strategy
- Current Crisis May Be A Blessing In Disguise For Russia
- How Russia And Iran Are Sidestepping Western Sanctions
- Technology To Clean Up Fukushima Plant Doesn’t Exist Yet
- Shell’s Arctic Fate To Be Decided Soon
- Deepwater Horizon’s 5 Year Anniversary Comes With New Regulations
- World Oil Demand On The Rise Says Saudi Oil Minister
- Iran And China Settle Old Differences To Decide Shared Energy Future
- Shell/BG Merger Could Be The Start Of A Major Trend In 2015
- U.S. Gasoline Prices To Remain Low Through The Summer
- Shell Confirms $69.6bln. Bid To Take Over BG Group
- Stronger Rail Cars Needed To Stop Oil “Bomb Trains”
- Russia Reaches Oil And Gas Agreement With Vietnam
- Russian-Ukrainian Relations Thaw Slightly Over New Gas Deal
- Libya’s Ongoing Conflict For Control Of Oil Exports
- Did China’s ‘Warren Buffett’ Rig His Own Stocks?
- British Companies Find Oil Off Falklands; Argentina Threatens Prosecution
- OPEC Revenues Suffer In Oil Price War Of Attrition
- Delayed Effects Of Sanctions Could Prolong Russian Recession
- BP Shifts Blame For Deepwater To U.S. Subsidiary
- Cold Weather And Low Oil Prices Conspire Against Canadian Economy
- Scotland Pulling Out All The Stops To Save North Sea Oil & Gas
- Texas Towns Under Pressure From Low Oil Prices
- Tax Cuts Insufficient To Halt North Sea Job Losses
- Another Major Getting Out Of The Oil Sands Business
- Duke Energy To Contend $25.1 Million Fine For Soiling Water Resources
- Can China Promise Blue Skies For 2022 Winter Olympics?
- Airlines Keep Fuel Savings For Themselves
- The Hunt For Fukushima’s Missing Reactor Fuel
- Saudis Up The Pressure On Oil Markets
- Whiting Forced To Issue Massive Secondary
- Oil Prices Could Crash Hard This Summer
- January Data From Texas May Show Production Decline Underway
- British Government Hiding Real Costs Of Renewables
- Russia Through Worst Of Economic Troubles Claim Ministers
- Saudi Oil Exports Rebound After A Disappointing 2014
- Europe One Big Step Closer To Weaning Off Russian Gas
- Algeria Begins Global Talks To Rally Oil Prices
- Low Oil Prices Force Kuwait To Consider Unpopular Taxes
- OPEC Says US Oil Production May Decline By End Of 2015
- Fracklog Could Suppress Crude Prices Even Further
- SolarCity Now A Utility
- Fears of Violence Against Western Oil Workers In Saudi Arabia
- Venezuela’s State Oil Company Undergoes Reforms
- Refiners Strike May Finally Be Settled
- Florida Utility To Buy Coal Plant For $520m, Then Shut It Down
- For Shell and Exxon, Timing Is Key For Surviving Oil's Price Plunge
- Europe Turns To Turkey As Alternative To Russian Energy
- ‘Pee Power’ A New Way To Light Up Refugee Camps
- Coal Industry Takes Another Hit
- What Is Holding Solar Back?
- A Look At The World’s Largest Underground Mine
- Gas Deal With BP Puts Egypt Back On Energy Map
- US Oil Major Settles Out Of Court In Amazon Pollution Case
- Solar Plane Begins Round-The-World Journey
- Exxon Lawsuit - How $8.9 Billion Becomes $250 Million
- 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
