Syrian government and allied forces pressed their most dramatic advance in months on Friday, sending insurgents scrambling and tens of thousands of civilians fleeing toward the border with Turkey. The Continue Reading
Libya’s national oil company has warned shipowners of “unauthorised” attempts by rival factions to export crude, in further evidence of the power struggle between east and west over oil revenues. Continue Reading
Tens of thousands of Syrians fled an intensifying Russian assault around Aleppo on Friday, and aid workers said they feared the major city could soon fall under a full government Continue Reading
Genel Energy confirms payment for Kurdish crude oil exports as regional government considers referendum for formal statehood. Photo courtesy of Genel Energy. LONDON, Feb. 5 (UPI) — With formal statehood Continue Reading
Iran wants to recover tens of billions of dollars it is owed by India and other buyers of its oil in euros and is billing new crude sales in euros, Continue Reading
To be sure, the rumors have been there for a while. As we first wrote in March of 2015 when it became a topic of conversation, speculation that Cushing may Continue Reading
A deep and prolonged drop in oil prices is increasingly squeezing tax collections in energy-producing states, fueling calls for tax increases and cuts to schools, road projects and other government Continue Reading
The United States has slightly more than 20,000 megawatts (MW) of solar generating capacity, which includes utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) and solar thermal installations, as well as distributed generation solar Continue Reading
President Barack Obama on Friday defended his proposal for a $10-per-barrel tax on oil companies to raise hundreds of billions of dollars to fund transportation and energy projects, arguing that Continue Reading
The total number of rigs actively exploring for or producing oil and gas in the United States dropped more than 8 percent, Baker Hughes reports. In its monthly report for Continue Reading
