Trump signs executive orders to advance Keystone XL, Dakota Access pipelines
President Donald Trump on Tuesday took steps to advance construction of two oil pipeline projects that have been fiercely disputed and were delayed under his predecessor.
North Dakota tribe formally calls on pipeline protesters to disperse
A Sioux tribal council on Saturday formally asked hundreds of protesters to clear out of three camps near its North Dakota reservation used to stage months of sometimes violent protests against the proposed Dakota Access Pipeline.
Air pollution ‘very high’ in England
A “very high” air pollution warning has been issued for London for the first time under a new alert system.
OPEC shrugs off threat of U.S. cutting oil imports
OPEC’s two biggest suppliers to the U.S. shrugged off a vow by President Donald Trump to end dependence on the group’s oil, saying the world’s biggest economy would continue to need crude from abroad.
How realistic is the Faraday Future FF 91?
Opinions on the feasibility of the Faraday Future FF 91 are mixed, to say the least.
Islamic State steps up oil and gas sales to Assad regime
Islamic State has ramped up sales of oil and gas to the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, U.S. and European officials said, providing vital fuel to the government in return for desperately needed cash.
Gas has to cost $3 a gallon before it affects vehicle choice, study says
Continuing low gas prices are often blamed for the current popularity of crossover utilities and SUVs, along with any sales struggles green cars may experience. But would a sudden increase in gas prices cause shoppers to flock to more fuel-efficient vehicles?
Saudi Arabia says another OPEC cut possible in 2017
Saudi Arabia’s energy minister says there’s a chance of another production cut from OPEC countries this year.
Drug cartels are looting Mexican gas pipelines
Mexicans are furious. They’ve demonstrated against the gasolinazo, or “gas shock,” across the country, and have marched on Paseo de la Reforma, the iconic main business boulevard of the nation’s capital.
Judge lets federal flaring rules take effect during lawsuit
New nationwide rules to curtail the practice of burning off excess natural gas from oil and gas wells on federal land took effect as scheduled this week after a judge said he saw no urgent reason to block them while a lawsuit moves ahead.
