Qatar Restarts Development of World's Biggest Gas Field
Qatar has lifted a self-imposed moratorium on development of the world's biggest natural gas field, the chief executive of Qatar Petroleum said on Monday, as the world's top LNG exporter looks to see off an expected rise in competition
Qatar Restarts Development of World's Biggest Gas Field
Qatar has lifted a self-imposed moratorium on development of the world's biggest natural gas field, the chief executive of Qatar Petroleum said on Monday, as the world's top LNG exporter looks to see off an expected rise in competition
Rising gas prices concerning U.S. consumers?
Oil prices push higher
Oil Retreats, Set to Become First Quarter's Worst-Performing Asset
Oil prices fell on Friday after a three-day rally ran out of steam as a higher U.S. rig count signaled rising production from shale, contributing to the global supply glut.
Oil Hits 3-week Highs as OPEC Deal Extension Seen Likely
Oil prices jumped for a third day on Thursday to their highest in three weeks after Kuwait backed an extension of OPEC production cuts to reduce a global glut.
Rpt: Saudi Aramco Formally Appoints Banks to Advise on IPO
Saudi Aramco has formally appointed JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley and HSBC as international financial advisers for its initial public offering.
What’s boosting the energy sector?
Stocks and energy
Oil Rises 2% as Supplies Seen Tightening
Oil prices rose more than 2 percent on Wednesday as U.S. crude inventories grew less than expected, supply disruptions continued in Libya and the OPEC-led output cut by producing countries looked likely to be extended.
Russia worried about an energy independent U.S.?
Outlook for oil
Oil Jumps on Libyan Disruption, OPEC Deal Extension Hopes
Oil prices rose as much as 2 percent on Tuesday after a severe disruption to Libyan oil supplies and as officials suggested OPEC and other producing countries could extend an output cuts deal to the end of the year.
Oil Jumps on Libyan Disruption, OPEC Deal Extension Hopes
Oil prices rose as much as 2 percent on Tuesday after a severe disruption to Libyan oil supplies and as officials suggested OPEC and other producing countries could extend an output cuts deal to the end of the year.
The Trump EPA: A Dramatic Shift From the Obama Era
The Trump administration took steps Tuesday toward dismantling former President Obama’s signature climate regulation, the Clean Power Plan, as President Donald Trump signed an executive order the White House promises will both bring back jobs and help the climate. While critics and supporters agree pro-jobs and pro-climate policies aren’t mutually exclusive, they disagree on what type of jobs should be created.
The Trump EPA: A Dramatic Shift From the Obama Era
The Trump administration took steps Tuesday toward dismantling former President Obama’s signature climate regulation, the Clean Power Plan, as President Donald Trump signed an executive order the White House promises will both bring back jobs and help the climate. While critics and supporters agree pro-jobs and pro-climate policies aren’t mutually exclusive, they disagree on what type of jobs should be created.
Apple-Metro CEO: Obamacare is an ongoing ‘abomination’
Apple-Metro CEO on Obamacare
Oil Lower Again on Doubts Over Duration of Output Cut
Oil resumed its slide on Monday as investors remained uncertain whether producing nations would extend an OPEC-led output cut beyond the end of June in an effort to reduce a global glut of crude.
Keystone approval a boon for the US economy?
Oversupply concerns hit oil
US Gas Prices Down a Penny Over 2 Weeks, to $2.34 a Gallon
The average price of a gallon of regular-grade gasoline dipped about a penny nationally during the past two weeks, to $2.34.
US Gas Prices Down a Penny Over 2 Weeks, to $2.34 a Gallon
The average price of a gallon of regular-grade gasoline dipped about a penny nationally during the past two weeks, to $2.34.
Oil Rises in Late Trade, Still Down on the Week as Glut Weighs
Oil rose modestly on Friday in a spate of late-day activity, but fell on the week as concerns persisted over an excess of crude.
Oil Rises in Late Trade, Still Down on the Week as Glut Weighs
Oil rose modestly on Friday in a spate of late-day activity, but fell on the week as concerns persisted over an excess of crude.












