Volume 101, Issue 21

The energy landscape of China has drastically changed since China's first Pipeline Bureau delegation visited Calgary in 1974. Today China needs and wants high international standards...

There is a new risk premium for oil prices: the threat of terrorist attacks in Saudi Arabia.

In a showdown looming in Congress over gasoline chemistry, a new report by the Energy Information Administration on California's experience will be helpful.

The May 12 bombings in Riyadh focus attention on xenophobic rant from Saudi mosques.

Gas hydrates are a flow assurance problem in flowlines, but when found in natural accumulations in the ground, methane hydrates represent a potentially vast energy resource.

Industry officials hope that recommendations from an upcoming National Petroleum Council natural gas study will bolster their case that comprehensive energy legislation is needed...

Fierce lobbying helped water down a 2-year-old white paper proposal of European Union policy on the manufacture and importation of industrial chemicals into more "workable and...

The American Bar Association May 1 said it anticipates it will soon send a postconflict team to Iraq to make an independent legal assessment of what needs to be done to attract...

US House congressional leaders earlier this month sharply criticized the United Nations' management of oil revenues under its Iraq oil-for-aid program and called for strong US...

The US Department of the Interior this year will take a closer look at its heavy oil and stripper well royalty relief programs to see if they are stimulating domestic production...

Congress may soon pass a sweeping tax stimulus proposal, possibly in late spring. Corporate America generally likes both House and Senate versions, although oil companies are ...

Orion files Chapter 11, Valero buying refinery

Producers moved one step closer toward expanding coalbed methane drilling in the Powder River basin under a recent decision by the US Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land...