Cheniere Energy to Name Jack Fusco as CEO, Sources Say
The Amazon Brilliance oil tanker sails past a storage tank at the Cheniere Energy Inc…. Cheniere Energy Inc., LNG -2.30 % the U.S. natural gas exporter that ousted its founder Continue Reading
EPA Ready to Issue Methane Limits for New Oil and Gas Wells
The Environmental Protection Agency is set to issue on Thursday the first federal standards aimed at curbing methane emissions from the oil and natural gas industry, according to multiple people Continue Reading
U.S. refiners seek alternatives to crude from Canada oil sands
Crude oil storage tanks are seen from above at the Cushing oil hub, appearing to run out of space to contain a historic supply glut that has hammered prices, in Continue Reading
Bulk of Canada’s Oil Sands Plants Seen Up in Days to Weeks
Canadian oil sands facilities representing more than 90 percent of production taken offline during a wildfire in northern Alberta have emerged unscathed and are expected to restart within days to Continue Reading
Solar Hits Millionth Installation In The U.S. – Faster Growth Ahead
Solar Roof Installation In February, the millionth solar installation was completed in the United States. That momentous number has taken forty years to arrive. Fortunately for renewable energy advocates everywhere, Continue Reading
Big Oil Pulls The Plug On Arctic Oil, Relinquishes Drilling Rights
The prospect of producing oil from the U.S. Arctic looks increasingly remote as the oil industry walks away from drilling leases. After Royal Dutch Shell pulled the plug on its Continue Reading
Texas drilling permits down 20 percent
The number of oil and natural gas drilling permits issued by Texas regulators in April was lower year-on-year by 20 percent, state data show. The Railroad Commission of Texas said Continue Reading
U.S. refiners tighten belts as golden era fades
Gasoline prices are displayed at a Phillips 66 station in Moscow Mills, Missouri January 17, 2015. U.S. independent oil refiners, such as Marathon Petroleum and Phillips 66, are shelving projects Continue Reading
Temporary housing first step as wildfire-ravaged Fort McMurray recovers
Reconstructing Fort McMurray will be easier than first feared since much of the city’s critical infrastructure remains intact but the once booming oil town will be smaller than before, according Continue Reading
OMV expects rough waters ahead
Austrian energy company OMV said it expects the natural gas market in particular to be challenging this year, focusing its sentiment on European strategies. Rainer Seele, the chief executive officer Continue Reading