Volume 113, Issue 6c

A decline in global oil demand has been blamed as one of the major reasons for the sharp fall in oil prices since June 2014.

Despite a jump in world petroleum-product demand during the first quarter, product supply underperformed in key Middle Eastern and Latin American countries where refining capacity...

Moving from research to development (R&D) became a recurring question as the US Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee considered 43 separate bills on June 9.

Unconventional oil and gas presents perhaps the single largest opportunity to improve the trajectory of the US economy, according to a report released by Harvard University Business...

Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), an independent infrastructure fund manager, has agreed to acquire 50% interest in Bakken shale midstream assets belonging to Hess Corp. for...

The use of natural gas as a transportation fuel, particularly for trucks and ships, could displace more than 1.5 million b/d of oil demand by 2030, according to a recent study...

Seven US Senate Republicans asked President Barack Obama if mandatory methane reduction requirements for the oil and gas industry are necessary when the industry and states already...

The ongoing debate over whether more US crude oil exports should be authorized has more in common with conditions in the 1980s when supplies were ample and prices were low than...

US Arctic oil and gas policies should recognize the industry’s extensive global Far North experience and technology, American Petroleum Institute officials said.