China processed record crude on a daily basis in April as the nation’s independent plants boosted operations amid a surge in oil imports. Crude refining in the world’s second-largest oil Continue Reading
Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks at the end of a campaign rally in Eugene, Oregon, U.S., May 6, 2016. Donald Trump on Friday pushed back against renewed calls Continue Reading
A pump jack operates at a well site leased by Devon Energy Production Company near Guthrie, Oklahoma September 15, 2015. U.S. oil drillers cut rigs for an eighth week in Continue Reading
The wave of U.S. oil and gas bankruptcies surged past 60 this week, an ominous sign that the recovery of crude prices to near $50 a barrel is too little, Continue Reading
Federal rules on emissions tied to the oil and gas industry follows an example set by state regulators in shale-rich Colorado, the state’s governor said. The federal government released new Continue Reading
Even as the situation becomes less severe, it may be the third quarter of 2016 before Canadian oil sands operations return to normal, a government report shows. Fires in the Continue Reading
The offshore wind-energy industry will soon be flooded by competition as big oil companies join utilities and small renewable players in the growing sector, said the chief executive of the Continue Reading
The number of U.S. oil-drilling rigs, viewed as a proxy for activity in the sector, has fallen sharply since oil prices began to tumble in 2014. The number of oil Continue Reading
More than a quarter of American honeybee colonies were wiped out over the winter, with deadly infestations of mites and harmful land management practices heaping mounting pressure upon the crucial Continue Reading
The world’s biggest oil companies are borrowing record amounts of money to cope with a slump in crude prices. Luckily, there’s rarely been a better time to go on a Continue Reading
