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U.S. Offshore Oil and Gas Plan on Pause, Potentially for Years
Proposal for 47 lease sales likely to be scrapped due to Court ruling. Work likely on hold until after 2020 election.
Saudi Arabia Negotiating to Buy U.S. Natural Gas from Sempra Energy
Gas exports for the United States have increased sharply in recent years.
U.S. Shale Set for 16% Growth in 2019
U.S. shale operators are on track to increase oil production by 16 percent in 2019, according to analysis by energy research form Rystad Energy.
Energy Companies Top U.S. Revenue Per Employee Ranking
Seventeen out of the top twenty-five with the highest revenue per employee are in the energy business.
Trump Opens Another 730K Acres of California to Oil and Gas Drilling
The Trump Administration opens nearly 730,000 acres of California to new oil and gas drilling.
Oil and Gas Companies Shift Workplace Culture, Focus on Tech to Woo Younger Generations
Baby boomers begin to retire in waves and oil and gas companies find it difficult to convince young workers who want to save the planet that their industry has a future, both technologically and sustainably.
Can Houston Oil and Gas Companies Benefit from 'Brexit'?
Will Brexit present an opportunity for the U.S. oil and gas industry?
Welcome New Changes for Regulating Colorado Oil and Gas Operations
The impact of Colorado's newly enacted law granting local governments greater control over oil and gas development.
Canadian Oil Driller Abruptly Shuts Down, Abandons 4,700 Wells
A junior Canadian gas E&P company has shut down abruptly.
Chevron Backs Its Anadarko Deal
Chevron's signed agreement with Anadarko provides provides the best value and the most certainty to Anadarko's shareholders, according to Chevron.