A deal to freeze oil production could help buoy depressed crude prices by $10 to $15 dollars a barrel, according to Venezuela’s Oil Minister Eulogio Del Pino, who called on Continue Reading
A worker speaks as he loads coal on a truck at a depot near a coal mine from the state-owned Longmay Group on the outskirts of Jixi, in Heilongjiang province, Continue Reading
The first red alert over air pollution in the Chinese capital almost brought this city to a standstill in December, with schools shut, construction halted and driving restricted. Now, in Continue Reading
China’s emergence as a major oil product exporter is depressing oil refining margins across Asia as favorable domestic fuel policies encourage Chinese refiners to keep output high and flood regional Continue Reading
Oil and natural gas drillers are reluctant to acquire rivals pummeled by the worst market collapse since the 1980s because of huge debt burdens that would become payable upon takeover, Continue Reading
Oil production in the United States will reach a record high by 2021 as efficiency gains help domestic producers to combat the low prices that are likely to force hefty Continue Reading
In the United States, the East Coast and Gulf Coast are highly dependent on each other to balance supply and consumption of transportation fuels (mainly gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel). Continue Reading
Earlier this month, the U.S. Senate began considering a bill that, if passed, would certify the central role of liquefied natural gas in American foreign policy and help many European Continue Reading
Exploration and production activity in North Dakota continued testing new lows as the rig count dropped 7 percent from last week, state data show. State data show 38 rigs in Continue Reading
Seismic activity in shale-rich Oklahoma was apparent again, with the U.S. Geological Survey recording three minor events in less than 24 hours as of Monday. Three tremors of magnitude-3 or Continue Reading
