Norway Begins Production at 2.7 Billion Barrel Oil Field
On Saturday, two months early and 10 years after its discovery, the Johann Sverdrup oil field began production.
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US Gas Prices Up Slightly, Californians Pay More Than $4 a GallonÂ
U.S. gas prices moved slightly higher last week while refinery outages in California sent prices soaring above $4 a gallon.
How SunPower Plans to Preserve Its Federal Investment Tax Credits
SunPower has announced a joint venture with Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital that will preserve the federal investment tax credit for third-party owned commercial and residential systems and meet safe harbor guidelines.
5 Energy Stocks Trading Under $10 With Huge October Upside Potential
These are five energy stocks for aggressive accounts that look to get share count leverage on companies that have sizable upside potential and to add energy exposure.
Why Oversupply Concerns Are Outweighing Geopolitical Risks for Oil Prices Ahead
Energy industry analysts at Credit Suisse have downgraded three oil and gas exploration and production companies citing low prices, continuing oversupply, and declining production from existing fields.
Hess Shuffles Midstream Assets in $6.2 Billion Transaction
Hess and Hess Midstream Partners have announced a $6.2 billion transaction that will convert the MLP to a corporation and is expected to boost investor returns significantly.
SunTrust High-Conviction Energy Picks for Q4 Have Massive Upside Potential
These four SunTrust picks range from very conservative to aggressive, so they offer investors looking to add or increase energy exposure an outstanding set of choices.
What Could Happen If US Conventional Oil Drilling Disappears
The dramatic drop in drilling for oil in conventional basins could limit additions to future reserves.
US Gas Prices Slide for Second Consecutive Week
The national average gasoline price dropped by nearly two cents a gallon over the past week. Except in California and along the West Coast where refinery outages have sent prices sharply higher.
Oil Prices Could Reach Unimaginable Heights If Saudi Arabia, Iran Go to War
A hot war between Saudi Arabia and Iran would push crude oil prices "unimaginably" high, according to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Sultan. How likely is such a war?
Gas Stations Tear Out Pumps, Replace With Electric Chargers
Gas station owners have to start making bets on how quickly the American driver is going to move from a gasoline-driven car to one that can be plugged in. Some of those owners already…
Does Congress Vote on Tax Credits Improve Climate Change?
The coming expiration of several tax incentives aimed at reducing U.S. carbon emissions raises the question of whether renewing and expanding them will help achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. A new report explains how…
Elliott Management Sets Sights (Again) on Breaking Up Marathon Petroleum
Elliott Management and Paul Singer have once again targeted oil refiner Marathon Petroleum for a breakup. Will the outcome be different from what happened a couple of years ago?
Oil & Gas Industry Deteriorating on Low Prices, Idle Rigs: Dallas Fed Survey
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas on Wednesday released results of its quarterly survey of energy industry executives. All is not well in the oil and gas patch.
Federal Royalties on Energy Resources Remain at 1951 Levels
In testimony on Tuesday before a House subcommittee, the GAO presented "challenges" to receiving a "fair return" to the federal government for developing oil, natural gas, and coal resources.