Volume 111, Issue 10b

Finding innovative ways to increase pipeline access to new tight gas deposits, further improving pipeline safety and integrity, and working to advance gas and electric integration...

The US Senate approved legislation authorizing the US Department of Interior to implement terms of the Gulf of Mexico transboundary agreement with Mexico on Oct. 12.

The 40-year anniversary of the 1973 Arab oil embargo's beginning has made many energy community members consider progress that has made in the time since—and how many underlying...

A proposal for hydrocarbon revenue by Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto provides a hint about a possible structure for oil and gas investment by outsiders in Mexico, says a...

The US is in a better oil and gas position now than it was 40 years ago when Arab oil producers cut off shipments in response to US support of Israel soon after the Yom Kippur...

Americans curious about the costs of misguided energy policy should watch Europe, where governments aggressively promote energy from the sun, wind, and biomaterial.

Many executives likely have pondered how they would have done things differently if they could have foreseen the emergence of US shale gas developments and especially if they ...

Three major US business organizations sent a letter to US President Barack Obama urging him to approve the proposed Keystone XL crude oil pipeline's cross-border permit. The Oct...

A strategy that established renewable energy targets did not keep Australia from becoming as polarized—and paralyzed—as the US in the energy and climate-change debate, the director...