A Chinese industry body said it could review rules covering the import of crude by new entrants after a private refinery failed to secure financing for 1.5 million barrels of Continue Reading
China’s crude imports rose to a record as oil’s crash to the lowest in more than 12 years boosted buying. The world’s biggest energy user increased inbound crude shipments in Continue Reading
Exactly a year ago, Premier Li Keqiang set out the case for difficult industrial overhauls. “This is not nail-clipping,” he warned, “it’s like taking a knife to one’s own flesh.” Continue Reading
Some of China’s top auto makers, facing among the toughest national emissions rules in the world, are lining up behind an emerging battery technology that provides a way to boost Continue Reading
Total gas production across the seven primary US shale plays is expected to fall 450 MMcf/d month on month to a combined 46.308 Bcf/d in April, the Energy Information Administration Continue Reading
The death of shale pioneer Aubrey McClendon leaves a tangled financial legacy that reflects his willingness to risk his personal assets to fund new business ventures, a web that may Continue Reading
Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in Flint, Michigan on March 6. Hillary Clinton keeps following Bernie Sanders further to the left, and on Sunday she all but declared herself opposed Continue Reading
No matter how you feel about coal, you can’t deny that it is very dirty stuff. Nor can you argue that our electrified society is anywhere near ready to run Continue Reading
Oklahoma’s oil and gas regulator released an expanded plan on Monday that will curtail wastewater injection volumes and well depth to deal with the state’s increasingly frequent earthquakes. The Oklahoma Continue Reading
Rigzone explores viable solutions for oil and gas companies to sustain the downturn without laying off employees. While 2016 began with a bit of uncertainty for the oil and gas Continue Reading
