An initial step toward opening up an Arctic wilderness area in Alaska to oil and gas development unveils a revenue stream for the state, the governor said. A document published Continue Reading
The maritime fleet industry needs to use more liquefied natural gas as a fuel in order to lower its emissions, a Finnish company said Friday. Wärtsilä Corp., a Finnish company Continue Reading
A small tremor was recorded early Friday in the shale heartland of Oklahoma, one day after state regulators limited work because of seismic activity. The U.S. Geological Survey recorded a Continue Reading
Alberta needs long-term fiscal planning to avoid the adverse effects of oil price swings on the contents of its coffers, outgoing auditor general Merwan Saher said in his final report. Continue Reading
Cheniere Energy said Friday it had engaged more than two dozen banks and financial institutions to help it finance a third liquefaction train at its Corpus Christi LNG export facility, Continue Reading
Rapid increases in U.S. oil output and exports over the past two years are forcing some traders and producers to try alternative ways of pricing crude. While the market benchmark Continue Reading
Oil explorers deployed more U.S. rigs this week as increasingly tight crude supplies pushed prices to their highest since 2014. U.S. working oil rigs rose by five this week to Continue Reading
Travis VanderZanden, the chief executive of electric scooter company Bird Rides, surveyed the new indoor park at his office one morning this week. While the space is still under construction, Continue Reading
Aluminum maker Norsk Hydro may declare force majeure on contracts it has with Russia’s United Company Rusal due to U.S. sanctions, the Norwegian company said on Friday. The price of Continue Reading
Russia and Iran have launched an oil-for-goods exchange program seeking to eliminate bilateral payments in U.S. dollars and plan to keep it going for five years, RT reports citing Energy Continue Reading
