AOC's Green New Deal will cost American families 'a ton': Sen. Barrasso
American families would shell out $65,000 per year, said Sen. Barrasso.
Exxon Mobil sees 2020 capex rising by up to 16%
Exxon expects to spend in the range of $63 billion to $65 billion in 2019 and 2020.
Michigan governor defends proposal for steep fuel tax rise
Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer called Tuesday for nearly tripling Michigan's per-gallon gas tax — and making the state home to the country's highest fuel taxes — in order to improve aging roads that she warned would only get worse without a major influx of new spending.
Exxon, Chevron raise production forecast in Texas-New Mexico
Exxon Mobil is boosting its projected growth of oil and gas production in the Permian Basin and says the field can be profitable even at lower crude prices.
California's failed bullet train: 100 billion reasons to return taxpayer money
The Trump administration made the right call. Not one additional red cent of federal taxpayer money should go towards this liberal pipe dream.
Chevron woos investors with pledge of higher returns from shale
Oil companies are trying to win back investors after years of underperforming other industrial sectors and the S&P 500.
Belarus leader wants closer ties to NATO, Western nations
The president of Belarus, who was once dubbed Europe's last dictator, says that he is eager for better ties with NATO in the light of talks about the price Russia charges to sell his country oil.
Crane falls off Italian gas platform in Adriatic; 1 dead
Italian energy company Eni says a crane fell off a methane gas extraction platform, plunging into the Adriatic sea and leaving the crane's operator missing.
Oil rises to $66 as OPEC-led cuts in view
Concern about a slowdown in oil demand growth has weighed on prices.
UAE non-oil companies cutting jobs at fastest rate in decade
A prominent Dubai bank is warning that non-oil companies across the United Arab Emirates have cut staff at their sharpest rate in nearly a decade amid an economic slowdown.
World shares mixed as China indicates support for economy
Shares were mixed in Asia on Tuesday after an overnight sell-off on Wall Street.
Libya's national oil company to reopen major oil field
Libya's National Oil Corporation says production is to resume within hours at the southwestern Sharara oil field after control was retaken from an armed group last month.
Asian shares fall, China's edge up on bullish growth target
Investor hopes for a U.S.-China trade deal pushed stocks broadly higher in early trading Monday.
Noem offers bills aimed at possible Keystone XL protests
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem said Monday that she's proposing legislation before construction begins on the Keystone XL oil pipeline that would create a way to go after out-of-state money that funds pipeline protests.
Michigan governor proposes nearly tripling the gas tax
New Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, who campaigned on a bold plan to "fix the damn roads" in the capital of the U.S. auto industry, will propose nearly tripling the state's per-gallon fuel tax, her office said Monday.
US EPA sends proposed rule for higher ethanol-blend gasoline to White House
E15 gasoline contains 15 percent ethanol, versus the 10 percent found in most U.S. gasoline.
Enbridge delays Line 3 pipeline opening in Minnesota by year
Enbridge Energy is delaying the startup of its Line 3 replacement crude oil pipeline through northern Minnesota by a year.
The Venezuelan gold rush: No opportunity here
This is different than the California gold rush.
Tribe, groups sue over Alaska reserve petroleum exploration
An Alaska tribe and five environmental groups say the federal government performed inadequate environmental review before approving petroleum exploration in a reserve.
Las Vegas considers leaving Nevada utility monopoly
Las Vegas officials are considering leaving Nevada's utility monopoly and entering into negotiations with an alternative electricity provider.















