Gas
Behind Coal's Decline: Cheap Natural Gas Threatens Industry
While an average annual capacity of 5.6 GW was retired each year Obama was in office, 9.6 GW has been retired each year under Trump, Rhodium Group, an independent research firm, told Newsweek.
Race for the Arctic: Russia Offers Companies Billions to Boost Exploration
Vast oil and gas deposits are believed to be buried under the Arctic, where climate change is melting sea ice and uncovering new commercial opportunities.
Thunberg Nobel Prize Would've Been at Odds with Norway's Carbon Footprint
While the young activist was a favorite, the 2019 award went to Abiy Ahmed, the Prime Minister of Ethiopia.
Russia Has Dominated Europe's Gas for Years—Now It Covets Its Green Energy
Just ten years ago, steps towards cleaner energy could have been easily dismissed as greenwashing – polluters' corporate PR. Not today: Key Russian exporters are keen to make themselves indispensable for Europe's green future.
'Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' 30-Cent Gas Promo So Popular Cops Get Involved
On Thursday, businesses in Santa Monica put up pink drapery and dropped prices to 1950s levels, as part of a marketing blitz by Amazon.
Moms Near Oil and Gas Sites More Likely to Have Kids With Heart Defects
"This may be something people may want to consider in the decisions they are making," Lisa McKenzie, senior author of the study, said.
Greece: America's New Key Strategic Partner
The discovery of natural gas fields in the Eastern Mediterranean is redrawing the world's energy map, and few are better poised to support America's interests than Greece.
Analysts: Trump's Policies to Drive Up U.S. Gas Prices
Gas prices in the U.S. have risen for nine straight weeks.
Professor on Leave Over Nazi Gas Chamber Question
"This inexplicable failure of judgment trivializes one of the most horrific events in world history..."
Nielsen Gained Trump's Favor After Tear Gas Use: Report
Kirstjen Nielsen's replacement, U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan, who will serve as acting secretary, also defended Border Patrol's use of tear gas to repel migrants.
U.S. Sends Bombers, Ships to China's Oil-Rich Sea
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo estimated there may be up to $2.5 trillion worth of oil and gas in the South China Sea, but the number could be much greater, attracting U.S. attention.
Two Palestinians Gassed to Death In Gaza Tunnel
39-year-old Hamas officer, Abdul Hamid al-Aker, and 28-year-old Sobhi Abu Qarshin were killed by the fumes.
U.S. in Business With Syria's Assad Via Allies
The Pentagon-backed Syrian Democratic Forces are supplying oil to the Syrian government in spite of U.S. sanctions.
George Conway Blasts Trump's Low Gas Prices Boast
The president appeared to take credit for low gas prices on social media.
US Border Patrol Fires Tear Gas Into Mexico
U.S. Border Patrol agents fired tear gas into Mexico to disperse more than 100 migrants who were attempting to breach the border fence near Tijuana in the early morning hours of New Year's Day, according to authorities.
Baby Pulled Out Alive After Building Explodes in Russia
Eight people are dead and more than 30 are still missing after an apartment block exploded in Magnitogorsk, Russia.
Zinke's Likely Replacement is Former Oil, Coal Lobbyist
"Mr. Bernhardt has represented mining and extraction companies, developers, and oil and gas interests," wrote 150 environmental advocacy groups in a letter.
Trump Fact-Checked by Border Chief Over Use of Tear Gas
"The CS gas we deploy is standard law enforcement issue," Kevin McAleenan told CNN, contradicting the president's claim that border agents had used a "minor form" of the chemical agent.
China Gets Top Stake in World's Largest Gas Field
Iran's oil minister said the state-owned China National Petroleum Corporation would take over French oil giant Total's share of the South Pars gas field.
Effects of Tear Gas, a Chemical Agent Used on Migrants
Use of tear gas is prohibited in war, yet it is regularly used against civilian populations around the world.
Cheapest Gas Prices For Thanksgiving Travel Plans
Gas prices have fallen more than 20 cents nationwide and are expected to continue dropping as Thanksgiving draws near.
U.S. Sanctions Hurt Everyday Iranian Citizens Most
The "people's food basket has shrunk, except for the profiteers of sanctions," said one civil servant living in Tehran.
8 Nations Get Temporary Pass on U.S. Iran Oil Sanctions
The U.S. announced that China, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Turkey would be granted a six-month exemption from sanctions on buying Iranian oil.
Baltimore Firefighters Respond to Reported Explosion
Several firefighters were reportedly injured, according to local news outlets.
New Technological Frontiers in the Oil & Gas Industry
While the oil and gas industry is making significant bets on a wide range of energy technologies, it is also focusing on digital technologies that promise to transform enterprises as fundamentally as in other sectors. Download the full report to learn more.
Watch: Physicists 'Reverse' a Bubble Popping
Researchers have managed to turn liquid droplets back into bubbles.
What Happens if Iran Closes World's Busiest Oil Route?
Iran's threat to shut down the Strait of Hormuz is unlikely to be carried out, but it would prompt a spike in oil prices and potential U.S. military intervention.
China, Russia Defend Iran Against U.S. Sanctions
Beijing and Moscow want to sabotage President Donald Trump's efforts to sanction Iran—and the EU appears to be helping them.