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US Judge Orders Enbridge to Shut Down Portions of Wisconsin Pipeline Within 3 Years
Enbridge has been ordered to shut down its pipeline running through tribal land located in Wisconsin and pay almost $5.2 million for trespassing.
Norway Oil Drilling Labour Unions Seek Mediation as Wage Talks Falter
No strikes are allowed before talks, but a risk of a strike later in the year remains if mediation fails.
SUPER DUG: North American Oil, Gas Key to Net Zero, VanLoh Says [WATCH]
At the SUPER DUG conference in Fort Worth, Texas, Quantum Energy's Wil VanLoh sat down with Hart Energy's Nissa Darbonne to talk investment prospects in oil and gas and the future of decarbonization.
Q&A: Eurasia’s Raad Alkadiri Talks US LNG Risks, Geopolitical Issues
Eurasia Group’s managing director Raad Alkadiri spoke with Hart Energy about the Russia-Ukraine war, the Harry Potter world of energy and Qatar and the U.S.’ plans to supply Europe and Asia with more LNG.
Exxon Resumes Operations in Nigeria After Labour Dispute Ends
Exxon resumed operations at its facilities in Nigeria after resolving a labour dispute over pay and conditions with its in-house union.