Zinke criticized for Wild-West mentality over oil and gas
U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke , in his defense of a strategy of energy dominance, is out of step with the will of the people, his critics said. Zinke testified Continue Reading
Alaska timeline for LNG project ‘establishes clarity’ for investors
With a timeline for a gas delivery point in Alaska established, Gov. Bill Walker said a hurdle for investments in the project has been cleared. Alaska Gasline Development Corp. wants Continue Reading
Tillerson ouster bullish for oil, analysts say
The departure of Rex Tillerson as the top U.S. diplomat could end the Iranian nuclear deal and send oil prices sharply higher as a result, analysis finds. U.S. President Donald Continue Reading
U.S. energy pipeline developers to seek exemptions to steel tariff
U.S. energy pipeline developers say they intend to pursue exemptions to the Trump Administration’s proposed steel tariffs, as concerns grow for those companies and from key exporters to the United Continue Reading
Exclusive: Gazprom to cut hundreds of traders as Kremlin retreats…
Russian gas giant Gazprom will cut hundreds of jobs at its overseas trading and export offices, including Britain, and move them to St Petersburg, according to two sources familiar with Continue Reading
Audi Unveils Its Flying Smart-Car
Considerable improvements in battery technologies and technological advances in manned electric flight have spurred established automakers to begin examining the feasibility of flying automobiles, as both Audi and Porsche have Continue Reading
UK ‘looking to other countries’ for natural gas supply amid Russia spy row: Prime Minister
UK Prime Minister Theresa May said Wednesday the UK was “looking to other countries” for gas supply due to deteriorating relations with Russia triggered by the poisoning of ex-spy Sergei Continue Reading
The search for clean, abundant energy
Oxford-based energy generation and inertial confinement fusion research organisation, First Light Fusion is investing £3.6 million to build a pulsed power machine to advance the company’s work exploring fusion. The Continue Reading
Statoil changes name to Equinor to reflect broad energy push
Norwegian firm Statoil said on Thursday it will change its name to Equinor, to reflect its commitment to be a broad energy company, and not one just dedicated to oil Continue Reading
Oil falls as rising U.S. output outweighs strong China data
Oil prices extended falls from the previous two days on Wednesday as soaring U.S. production outweighed strong China data that makes more imports by the world’s biggest crude buyer likely. Continue Reading