The Trump administration this week will begin the environmental review process for oil and gas drilling on a section of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, a region in northern Alaska Continue Reading
The bottlenecks in the Permian are starting to capture the attention of the oil market, raising the prospect that U.S. shale production does not live up to the hype. The Continue Reading
In 2008, Aubrey McClendon was the highest paid Fortune 500 CEO in America, a title he earned taking home $112 million for running Chesapeake Energy. Later dubbed “The Shale King,” Continue Reading
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Thursday a Kinder Morgan oil pipeline at the center of a dispute would be built in a way which best serves the interests Continue Reading
Kinder Morgan does not seem very upbeat about the prospects of its US$5.9-billion Trans Mountain pipeline project despite a pledge by the Alberta and federal Canadian government to support the Continue Reading
The future of oil and gas across the world is coming under intense pressure following reports by Shell, which plans to empty reserves by over 80 per cent in the Continue Reading
Technical problems were to blame for a drop in average daily oil production from Norway, one of Europe’s main suppliers, the government said. The National Petroleum Directorate, the nation’s energy Continue Reading
A joint OPEC and non-OPEC ministerial committee established to monitor compliance with a global supply cut agreement plans to meet again in Algeria in late September, sources said on Friday. Continue Reading
Germany’s new government plans to add LNG infrastructure with the planned import terminal at Brunsbuttel the most likely project as the cleaner fuel will become key to reducing shipping emissions, Continue Reading
Investment in new wind farms in Europe last year fell 19% on the year to Eur22.3 billion ($27.5 billion), according to an annual report by wind lobby group WindEurope. Total Continue Reading
