Energy Enrollments Inch Higher as Students See Multiple Paths to a Career
An improving outlook on global demand for oil and gas lures a new generation to study fossil fuel development at top energy programs around the U.S.
Pemex Shuts Three Deer Park Refinery Units After Deadly Accident
Mexico’s state-owned Pemex has shut-in three units at its 320,000 bbl/d Deer Park refinery after a hydrogen sulfide leak injured 35 and left two dead.
Oil Falls as Swelling US Supply Counters Middle East and Hurricane Risks
Oil fell on rising U.S. crude inventories but the risk of supply disruption from the Middle East and Hurricane Milton curbed price declines.
The Karl Rove Oil Executive Poll Result: The Industry Is Not Happy
A show of no hands revealed more than 400 attendees at Hart Energy’s Energy Capital Conference are not happy with U.S. politics today—and have no confidence it will be better after Nov. 5.
Hirs: The State of Texas vs. Texans—A Matter of Life, Death and Money
Texas is a case study on the dangers of weak regulation.
Canadian Government Orders Arbitration, Ending Rail Strike
The rail workers’ union agreed to return to work but is threatening to appeal the court ruling forcing work to continue.
Report: TC Energy Close to Selling $726MM Pipeline Stake to Indigenous Groups
The Canadian government has given preliminary approval for a loan to indigenous groups to buy a stake in TC Energy’s NGTL pipeline system.
Over 1 Million in Texas Without Power, Freeport LNG Restart Pending After Beryl
The slow restoration of power continues hindering some companies' efforts to quickly return operations to normal, especially around Freeport, one of Texas' largest energy hubs.
US Announces Record Oil, Gas Pollution Penalty Against Marathon Oil
Marathon will pay a $64.5 million penalty, the largest ever for violations of the Clean Air Act from stationary sources, according to the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Justice.
Enbridge, Six Nations Partner to Advance Canadian Wind Project
The Seven Stars Energy project is expected to produce 200 megawatts of emissions free power, enough to supply energy to 100,000 Saskatchewan homes annually.