New Russia Sanctions: Latest EU Moves On Russian Oil Sector Would Hinder Drilling In Arctic Ocean And Shale Fields
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US Judge Signs Order To Seize Cargo Of Kurdish Oil From Tanker Off Texas
The vessel is carrying some 1 million barrels of crude worth about $100 million and arrived on the Texas coast on Saturday.
Iraq Lays Claim To Kurdish Crude Cargo In Texas Court
The United Kalavrvta tanker, carrying some 1 million barrels of crude worth about $100 million, arrived off the coast of Texas on Saturday but has yet to unload its disputed cargo.
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OECD oil-producing countries are luring global energy firms with stable politics and friendly regulations.
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Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Texas in particular could gain from the nation's shift away from coal and toward natural gas electricity.
China Can Offer Little Help To Russia In Current Crisis
Russia's increasing engagement with China does not mean Moscow can look east to avoid the pain of sanctions from the West.
US Climate Policy Unduly Influenced By 'Hollywood Elites,' Republican Senator Charges
Wyoming's John Barrasso takes umbrage with the purported influence of “Hollywood elites” in crafting new EPA power plant rules.
Japan Boosts Support For Coal-Fired Power Plants Built Overseas Despite Obama-Led Push To Scale Back Financing
Japan on Wednesday approved a new policy to step up the country's investment in coal-fired power plants built in developing countries.
European Economy Could Withstand Backlash From Russia Over Tougher Sanctions, Analysts Say
Energy isn't the only weak point for Europe in dealing with Russia.
Maine Town Weighs Ban On Oil Exports In Attempt To Stop Flow of Canadian Tar Sands Crude
The South Portland City Council is expected to approve a ban on exports of Canadian tar sands crude.
US Natural Gas Drilling's Rise Lifting Oil Service Company Profits
A U.S. natural gas drilling increase in 2014 helped deliver strong second-quarter revenues to major oilfield service providers like Halliburton Co.
Iran Eliminates Sensitive Uranium Gas Stockpile Under Nuclear Deal: IAEA
Iran meets condition of interim agreement, which has been extended.
Iran Nuclear Talks Given Four-Month Extension After Failing To Meet Deadline Due To 'Significant Gaps'
"There are still some significant gaps on some core issues, which will require more time and effort," negotiators say.
North Dakota's Oil Exports By Rail May Have Peaked
As production surges, the state's pipeline authority says oil moving by rail hasn't been this low since November 2012.
Obama Paves Way For East Coast Offshore Oil Exploration With Controversial Sonic Cannons
The administration on Friday opened the East Coast to eventual offshore drilling by approving a technology known to harm sea creatures.
Australia Carbon Tax Repeal Comes As New Research Blames Climate Change For Long-Term Drought
Prime Minister Tony Abbott led a carbon tax repeal this week, signaling a disturbing trend for international attempts to curb emissions.
Amount Issued In 'Green' Bonds On Track To More Than Quadruple This Year From Last Year: Report
Bonds supporting low-carbon projects have jumped from $4 billion in 2012 to more than $18 billion in the first half of 2014.
Aging US Power Grid Blacks Out More Than Any Other Developed Nation
Power outages in the U.S. have skyrocketed nearly 300 percent since the '80s.
Climate Change 2014: House Bills Would Make It Harder To Fight The National Security Threats Posed By Global Warming
The military says climate is a national security issue, but two House amendments would slash spending on climate research.
Texas Town Moves One Step Closer To Fracking Ban
Denton, Texas, may become the first city in the nation's biggest oil producing state to ban fracking.
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The film features former oil executives, Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk, Brazil's former president and others.
White House Outlines Climate Change Initiatives To Protect States, Cities And Tribes From Effects Of Global Warming
A White House climate change task force on Wednesday unveiled a slate of proposals to help localities prepare for global warming effects.
Pirates In South China Sea Steal Oil And Communications System From Malaysian Tanker
Since April, nearly eight tankers navigating regular trade routes in the South China Sea have been attacked by armed men.
Japanese Nuclear Reactors At Sendai Power Station Get Preliminary Approval To Restart
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is trying to restart at least some of the nation's 48 nuclear power plants that were shut after the Fukushima disaster.
China Finishes Drilling Operations In Disputed Region Of South China Sea Near Vietnam
China completes exploratory drilling in a disputed area of the South China Sea, which is also claimed by Vietnam.
Global Drought Conditions Are Drying Out Several Regions And Sparking Food Production Concerns
An estimated 8 million of Ethiopia's 60 million people are at immediate risk due to drought.
Oklahoma Earthquake Swarm 2014: Rise In Oklahoma Earthquakes Tied to Fracking Wastewater Has Citizens And Scientists Searching For Answers
Oklahoma earthquakes in 2014 are on the rise amid a fracking boom that scientists think might be partly to blame.
Green Energy Report Card For US: Who's Hot, Who's Not
California spends more on clean energy and research than any other state.
California Drought Expected To Trigger Water Use Restrictions Statewide For First Time
A three-year drought is drying up the West's reservoirs.
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China To Require Low-Sulfur Coal Use Beginning Aug 1
Airborne fine particulates are 3.5 times the international standard in Beijing.
Highway Fatality Rates Quadruple Over 10 Years In Oil-Drilling States As Heavy Traffic Slams Roads
Trucks hauling oil drilling equipment are wearing down roads faster than states are maintaining them.
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