A consortium of Russian and Iranian companies signed an agreement with Tehran to develop two oilfields located on the country’s border with Iraq, according to emerging reports —Iran’s second deal Continue Reading
Abuja — The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has admitted for the first time that the growing crude oil output from the United States (U.S.) may threaten the price Continue Reading
Abuja — The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, wednesday in Abuja, said the idea of modular refineries in the Niger Delta was not designed to address Continue Reading
While it’s no secret that China has been intensifying its building frenzy, including military installations on islands, reefs and inlets in the heavily disputed South China Sea, it is also Continue Reading
PetroChina, the public division of China’s state giant CNPC, has quietly become the third-largest oil and gas company globally, with a market cap exceeding Chevron’s since the start of this Continue Reading
Heavy crude shipment leaves for China via Portland, Oregon U.S. West Coast cargo comes amid B.C. pipeline oppositon Canadian oil producers found a way to access the growing Asian energy Continue Reading
In Colorado alone, emissions from oil and gas development were poised to fall by one-third for 2017. This opinion piece presents the opinions of the author. It does not necessarily Continue Reading
After plunging oil bulls into deeper gloom by forecasting a 131,000-bpd jump in shale oil production next month, the Energy Information Administration reported a 5-million-barrel increase in crude oil inventories Continue Reading
The great oil and gas formations that U.S. shale drillers thrive on have reportedly been traced back to volcanic eruptions from the time of the dinosaurs, over 100 million years Continue Reading
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, based on U.S. Census Bureau In each of the past three years, the value of U.S. energy exports to Mexico has exceeded the value of Continue Reading
