The Latest: North Dakota promises suit over oil train rules
The Latest on North Dakota's reaction to a Washington state bill targeting Bakken oil patch crude (all times local): 6 p.m. North Dakota intends to sue Washington if that state's governor signs legislation requiring oil shipped by rail to have more of its volatile gases removed.
Charter for Trump energy panel expires, meetings cancelled
Federal officials cancelled without explanation all upcoming meetings of an advisory panel that had been created by the Trump administration to make it easier to extract fossil fuels from publicly leased land and offshore sites.
The Latest: White House says Trump-Dems meeting 'productive
The Latest on President Donald Trump's meeting with top Democrats (all times local): 10:35 a.m.
Berkshire steps into fight for Anadarko on Occidental's side
Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway is financing a bid by Occidental Petroleum for Anadarko, potentially upending Chevron's $33 billion offer for the energy company.
Utility settles with family hurt in natural gas explosions
The utility company blamed for September's natural gas explosions in Massachusetts has settled a negligence lawsuit from a family injured in the disaster.
Russian oil firm asks for probe of contaminated supply
A Russian oil company has asked state security services to investigate a small private company accused of pushing contaminated oil through an export pipeline to Belarus.
Trump's steel tariffs stand in way of next US shale revolution
President Trump has done wonders for the economy with his tax cuts and light regulatory touch. But steel tariffs are one step back.
Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway to invest $10B in Occidental Petroleum for bidding war
In exchange, Berkshire Hathaway will receive 100,000 shares of cumulative perpetual preferred stock with a value of $100,000 per share.
Global stocks drift after Chinese figures raise concerns
Asian stock markets were mixed Tuesday after Wall Street hit a new high and Chinese factory activity grew in April but below the previous month's pace.
BP first quarter earnings fall amid lower oil prices
Energy producer BP says first quarter earnings fell 9% amid lower oil prices.
Asian stocks mixed after new Wall Street high
U.S. stocks followed a record-setting week by edging slightly higher in early trading on Wall Street Monday.
Anadarko opens Occidental buyout talks; Chevron in the wings
Anadarko is resurrecting buyout talks with Occidental, setting up a bidding war with Chevron which has offered $33 billion for the energy company.
The Latest: PG&E's fire safety plan recommended for approval
The Latest on PG&E's bankruptcy proceedings (all times local): 5:10 p.m. California regulators are recommending adoption of Pacific Gas & Electric's safety plan aimed at reducing wildfires in the state.
NY Gov. Cuomo signs offshore drilling ban into law
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has signed into law a new ban on drilling for oil and gas off the New York coast.
Sheriff seeks dismissal from lawsuit over anti-protest laws
A western South Dakota sheriff is seeking to be dismissed from a lawsuit challenging new state laws that target disruptive demonstrations by anti-oil pipeline activists.
Anadarko, after backing Chevron deal, restarts merger talks with Occidental
Anadarko believes the Occidental offer could be a "superior proposal."
Lawyer fighting palm oil among 6 to win environmental prize
When Alfred Brownell arrived in a remote Liberian village, the surrounding tropical rainforest had been leveled by bulldozers.
Ethane storage seen as key to revitalization of Appalachia
Plans are underway in Appalachia to create two underground facilities to store ethane, a byproduct of natural gas drilling seen as integral to revitalizing a region still struggling from the loss of industrial and manufacturing jobs decades ago.
Global stocks slip ahead of US-China trade talks
Asian stock markets were mixed on Monday as investors looked ahead to U.S.-Chinese trade talks and the Federal Reserve's update on its U.S. interest rate outlook.
4 Greenpeace activists board oil rig in Arctic Norway
Greenpeace says four of its members have boarded an oil rig belonging to Norway's largest oil and gas company off the northernmost part of the country to protest drilling in the pristine Arctic by the state-owned company.












