The Trans-Anatolian Gas Pipeline (TANAP) Will Help Move Natural Gas To Europe Through Turkey From Azerbaijan’s Natural Gas Reserves
Turkey and Azerbaijan pipeline can give Turkish local companies $8 billion in investment just from the construction of the Trans-Anatolian Gas Pipeline.
Japan Oil Gas and Metals National Corporation Seeks Liquefied Natural Gas From Nigeria's Spot Market
With two of Japan's nuclear reactors down for servicing, the nation is looking for LNG that is readily available.
Hezbollah Stronghold In Southern Beirut Bombed By Unknown Group
The explosion was the latest security incident in Lebanon stemming from the civil war in neighboring Syria.
BP (BP), General Motors Company (GM), Electrolux (ELUX-B) Operations In Egypt Affected By Pro-Morsi Supporters' Deaths
Western companies are feeling the heat from the turmoil in Egypt as government forces kill hundreds.
Keystone Pipeline Opponents Have Unlikely Ally In Former Hedge Fund Manager
Tom Steyer, former hedge fund head, is not your usual activist fighting against climate change.
US Producer Price Index Unchanged In July
Meanwhile, the closely followed core rate rose just 0.1 percent in July -- aided by cheaper natural gas.
Mexico's Oil Production Set To Surge Under Any Privatization
Experts say that Mexico can benefit from privatizing oil industry.
California Aims To Store More Solar Power and Wind Power To Boost Its Electricity Supply And Broaden Supply Base
The man once called "Governor Moonbeam" says California must "bottle" sunlight.
Keystone XL Pipeline From Canadian Tar Sands Won't Affect Climate Change, Says Sen. John Hoeven
A North Dakota senator is citing an industry-backed study to push approval of the Keystone XL pipeline.
Another Risk From Hydraulic Fracturing (Fracking): Dust Inhaled By Workers Linked To Deadly Lung Disease
A federal study warns oil and gas workers risk silicosis from sands used in hydraulic fracturing.
Israeli Drone Strikes Egypt Killing 5 In Sinai Peninsula, In Coordination With Egyptian Military
Israel attacked suspected terrorists in the southern Sinai Peninsula with the help of Egyptian forces.
Diesel Spill In Manila Bay Threatens Philippines' Fishing Industry As Authorities Search For Source
40,000 people are temporarily without a job due to a massive oil spill in Manila Bay reeking havoc to fisheries and the economy.
International Energy Agency Sees Weakening Oil Demand In Light Of Lower GDP Growth
The International Energy Agency said lower GDP growth in selected regions is likely to affect global oil demand.
Norway's Sovereign Wealth Fund, Like Many Investors, Continues To Sell Bonds
Does Norway's sovereign wealth fund, which generates its money from oil and gas taxes, need to re-position its assets?
Potash CEO Says Price Worries Triggered By Russian Cartel Collapse Are Overblown
The ending of a joint venture by two large potash companies may not hurt prices.
Richard Nixon's Surprising Environmental Activism Is Felt 40 Years Later
Richard Nixon is remembered for the Watergate scandal, but did you know that he was an important environmental activist?
China Buys Air Products' Technology For New LNG Plant As Nation Fights Rising Pollution
China received new technology and equipment that will help its growing liquefied natural gas sector, offering a cleaner energy alternative.
General Electric (GE) Ends Its Solar-Panel Manufacturing Plans Because Of Competition From Other Companies
GE had planned to build a $300 million solar-panel plant in Colorado that would have been the biggest in the U.S.
Bumper Crop Of US Corn To Funnel More Ethanol Into Gasoline
An expected record U.S. corn crop will put biofuel makers in an advantageous position -- one that should aid U.S. fuel supplies.
A Strange Settlement Between An Energy Company And A Pennsylvania Family Gags Kids
A couple settled with an energy company after claiming to be harmed by the companies fracking near their home.
Plenty Of Business For Railroads Even If Keystone Pipeline Is Built, Experts Say
The Keystone pipeline would focus on Canada-to-Gulf of Mexico transport - only a portion of the U.S. oil transportation system.
As Scarcity Of Water Limits India's Fracking Potential, The Country Looks To The US For LNG Exports
Lacking the water that's needed to extract its own shale gas, India looks to import more liquid natural gas from the U.S.
After The US Issues Terror Alert, Concerns Over Energy Security In The Middle East And Africa Rise
The heightening of the terror alert for U.S. citizens in the Middle East and Africa has raised concerns over energy security as well.
Fracking Has Led To US Domestic Energy Companies To Out Preform Big Oil
U.S. energy companies are outperforming major international energy companies from the U.S. oil boom.
Canada And The US Are Competing Over Huge Gas Projects
Giant energy companies are scrambling to export newfound North American natural gas from either Western Canada or the U.S. Gulf Coast.
An Indian Energy Company Is Investing In The Production Of US Shale Gas
Reliance Industries Ltd. is looking to invest more capital in U.S. shale gas.
Colombia Warns Nicaragua Not To Explore For Oil In Caribbean Waters Claimed By Colombia
Tensions between the cross-Caribbean neighbors increased after Nicaragua announced plans to explore oil offshore in disputed waters.
The Maritime Industry Has Profited From The US Oil Revolution By Building New Domestic Tankers To Move Crude Oil
The maritime industry is profiting from the current U.S. oil boom as more tankers are needed to transport crude domestically.
Experts Skeptical That Planned Vietnam Refinery Will Ever Be Built
A Thai-Vietnam refinery project estimated to cost $27 billion faces many hurdles, an energy information provider said in a report.
A UK Energy Company Begins Controversial Drilling In A Village 35 Miles South Of London After 9 Days Of Protests Delayed The Project
After nine days of protests that delayed the inception of the project, Cuadrilla began drilling in West Essex.
