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The Obama administration on Friday approved a second U.S. terminal to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) to non-free trade agreement countries, further expanding the nation's role in international gas trade.The approval of natural gas exports from Freeport LNG's Quintana Island, Texas, terminal ends nearly a two-year pause in the Energy Department's review of export applications, as the administration sought to address concerns that sending U.S. gas abroad could harm U.S. manufacturers."It is an historic moment for the United States," said Phil Flynn, senior market analyst at the Price Futures Group in Chicago. "From a price standpoint this is definitely going to put some upward pressure on prices, further out in 2015 to 2018."Since the department signed off on exports from Cheniere's Sabine Pass terminal in 2011, a fierce debate over the future of America's natural gas bounty has swept through Washington and elsewhere.Rapid growth in shale gas output has placed the United States in a ...
Former U.S. Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham weighs in on the future of nuclear energy.
API CEO Jack Gerard argues oil and natural gas development is a 'can't miss' opportunity.
Heritage Foundation’s David Kreutzer on energy policy direction in early stages of Obama’s second term in office.
Platts Global Director of News John Kingston on efforts to get White House approval of the Keystone XL Pipeline.
The U.K. has approved Statoil ASA's (STO) field development plan for the $7 billion Mariner heavy oil field, in the North Sea, the U.K.'s largest offshore developmen...
U.S. President Barack Obama is considering selecting nuclear physicist Ernest Moniz as the next energy secretary, Reuters news agency reported Wednesday on its websi...
An Argentine court's decision last week to uphold a $19 billion embargo against Chevron Corp.'s (CVX) local subsidiary endangers Argentina's plans to invest billions...
Citizens for Affordable Energy CEO John Hofmeister weighs in on rising gas prices.
Energy Secretary Steven Chu announced Friday that he plans to resign. Chu detailed his intention not to serve a second term in a letter to employees posted on the ag...
Tom Borelli, senior fellow with Freedomworks, on how energy policy will change in President Obama’s second term.
U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, who helped lead the government's response to the largest offshore oil spill in U.S. history, will announce he is stepping down f...
Rep. Charlie Rangel, (D-N.Y.), on the lack of diversity in Congress.
Oil companies will face the full force of the law if they manipulated prices, Britain's energy minister said on Wednesday as a rating agency warned of massive fines ...
Occidental Petroleum (NYSE:OXY) Chairman Ray Irani, who worked at the oil and gas company for 30 years, resigned Friday after shareholders likely voted against him.I...
Japan is preparing to start up a massive nuclear-fuel reprocessing plant over the objections of the Obama administration, which fears the move may stoke a broader ra...
British oil group BP is pressing ahead with a $500 million-plus investment in the Shetland Islands, a shot in the arm for the government's efforts to revive the Nort...
President Barack Obama's pick for energy secretary owns shares in an energy consultancy that has worked for government agencies and the oil and gas industry, accordi...
President Barack Obama's pick for energy secretary owned shares in an energy consultancy that has worked for government agencies and the oil and gas industry, accord...
The Schork Report’s Stephen Schork on the outlook for U.S. oil production.
