A court in Japan on Friday ordered Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco) to pay compensation to a group of former Fukushima residents, the second such ruling following the 2011 earthquake and Continue Reading
A subsidiary of Chevron terminated a contract for a rig working in deep U.S. waters in the Gulf of Mexico nearly a year early, Transocean announced. “A subsidiary of Chevron Continue Reading
Freightliner says its new Cascadia truck gets 8% better fuel efficiency through such things as hubcap covers and door seals that cut down on wind resistance. The average big rig Continue Reading
Mercedes-Benz owner Daimler is investing $1bn to produce electric cars in the US for the first time as it steps up its challenge to its leading rivals by establishing manufacturing Continue Reading
Dr. Kent Moors is an internationally recognized expert in oil and natural gas policy, risk management, emerging market economic development, and market risk assessment. His… But there’s a certain court Continue Reading
Rising U.S. shale output has led to increased amounts of the water that inadvertently flows out of wells together with oil. For now, drillers use trucks to transport this dirty Continue Reading
Hurricane Harvey’s crippling impact on U.S. oil refinery operations this month and the challenge buyers faced in filling the gap in gasoline supplies has exposed a shortage of spare refining Continue Reading
Any financial advisor worth their salt will caution you that past performance is not a guarantee of the same in the future. And so it is with US shale oil. Continue Reading
The world’s hottest oil field could run out of steam in just a few years if shale drillers can’t overcome the natural constraints of the region’s geology, a new study Continue Reading
‘Just flat wrong,’ and unfairly limiting oil prices, he says Cites new driller discipline seeking return on investments Billionaire oilman Harold Hamm says the government was way too optimistic with Continue Reading
