Shell, PetroChina eye Australian gas company (8-Mar-2010)

U.S. gas rigs number reaches one-year high: Baker Hughes (5-Mar-2010)

Iraqi opposition candidates protest oil deals (5-Mar-2010)

Another nation moves away from Russian gas (5-Mar-2010)

More attacks reported on Niger Delta oil assets (5-Mar-2010)

China works out the details of Russian gas deal (3-Mar-2010)

Nigeria bill could scare off foreign investment (3-Mar-2010)

Oil demand could be depressed by slow recovery: UAE official (2-Mar-2010)

BP plans increased production, shale gas investment (2-Mar-2010)

Biofuels' environmental impact could be worse than fossil fuels (1-Mar-2010)

Latest Iraqi oil deal indicative of multinational interest (1-Mar-2010)

Central Asia pipeline project could be the best hope for EU energy security (26-Feb-2010)

Russia's debt rating gets a boost as oil price remains high (26-Feb-2010)

Gas flaring comes into focus in Qatar (25-Feb-2010)

Repsol announces Falklands drilling (25-Feb-2010)

Norway cuts fossil fuel reserve estimates (24-Feb-2010)

Total's labor issues reach partial conclusion (24-Feb-2010)

U.K. defends Falklands drilling (23-Feb-2010)

Nigerian president announces intention to reform oil industry (23-Feb-2010)

Iraqi official indicates that OPEC output likely will remain unchanged (22-Feb-2010)

Schlumberger purchase of Smith a shale-gas play: Reuters (22-Feb-2010)

New U.S. regulations trouble energy firms (19-Feb-2010)

China may be ramping up foreign oil investment (19-Feb-2010)

Regulation vexes gas companies in New York (18-Feb-2010)

Energy majors make reserve additions (18-Feb-2010)

Mitsui makes big shale gas bet (17-Feb-2010)

Competitive pressures, reserve needs could spur energy industry consolidation (17-Feb-2010)

Venezuelan oil production increases (16-Feb-2010)

Nigerian oil industry members are optimistic, despite challenges (16-Feb-2010)

Britain announces gas storage plan (15-Feb-2010)

Finnish agency gives go-ahead and Nord Stream construction will begin (15-Feb-2010)

Total reports profit, notes refinery woes (12-Feb-2010)

Nigeria draws down oil windfall account, battles rebel group (12-Feb-2010)

Norwegian major revises gas production forecast downward (11-Feb-2010)

Carabobo auctions a success for Venezuela (11-Feb-2010)

Gas production taxes may accompany U.S. shale drilling (10-Feb-2010)

Oil demand will fall on slow economic recovery: OPEC (10-Feb-2010)

Norwegian gas production at all-time high: NPD (9-Feb-2010)

Peak oil is past: Petrobras CEO (9-Feb-2010)

Ethanol rules relaxed in U.S. (8-Feb-2010)

Nigerian stability threatened by rebel activity, sluggish economy (8-Feb-2010)

International shale gas optimism may be unfounded, CEOs say (5-Feb-2010)

China announces plans to buy into Tullow's Ugandan assets (5-Feb-2010)

European gas consumption may rise: Gazprom (4-Feb-2010)

Dubai oil discovery could help shore up emirate's finances (4-Feb-2010)

Water treatment issues accompany hydraulic fracturing (3-Feb-2010)

Russia, Venezuela announce Orinoco tie-up (3-Feb-2010)

Biofuels research a sign of shifting energy mix (2-Feb-2010)

Carbon emissions regulation receives funding in U.S. budget proposal (2-Feb-2010)

Billions of barrels of Nigerian reserves to be leased: official (2-Feb-2010)

Refining activities squeeze ExxonMobil, Chevron (1-Feb-2010)

U.S. announces plan to cut carbon emissions 17 percent from 2005 baseline (29-Jan-2010)

Alaska suit may portend future climate change litigation: NYT (28-Jan-2010)

Wind power installations jump in the U.S. (27-Jan-2010)

Venezuelan oil minister to discuss deals with Russia, China (27-Jan-2010)

Chevron announces gas discovery, Japan deal (26-Jan-2010)

Iraqi oil deals hint at government's pricing power (26-Jan-2010)

Potential regulation, recovering demand portend oil industry changes (25-Jan-2010)

U.S. government estimates of Venezuelan reserves skyrocket (25-Jan-2010)

U.S. incentive programs subsidize renewable energy installations (22-Jan-2010)

Williams repositioning hints at natural gas optimism in U.S. (22-Jan-2010)

Biofuels production could bolster Chesapeake Bay economy (22-Jan-2010)

Gas uptake may depend on legality of fracking (21-Jan-2010)

Tullow blocked in Uganda, but good news comes from Ghana (21-Jan-2010)

Increased wind power adoption contingent upon transmission improvements (20-Jan-2010)

Collaborative effort in UAE will attempt to commercialize biofuels production (20-Jan-2010)

Refining profits fall, job losses may follow (20-Jan-2010)

Hearing on ExxonMobil purchase of XTO will address environmental concerns (19-Jan-2010)

Norway approves oil and gas drilling proposals (19-Jan-2010)

Uganda garners the attention of European oil majors (18-Jan-2010)

Pennsylvania may add natural gas production tariffs (15-Jan-2010)

Norway may have reached peak fossil fuel production (15-Jan-2010)

CFTC announces intention to block rampant commodity speculation (15-Jan-2010)

Korea hopes to become a nuclear power player (14-Jan-2010)

Energy security a focus of T. Boone Pickens' ad campaign (14-Jan-2010)

American cap-and-trade plan contentious (13-Jan-2010)

Ecuadorian foreign minister quits over oil reserve issue (13-Jan-2010)

Ethanol is an expensive proposition for U.S., policy institute reports (12-Jan-2010)

Oil could hit $90 per barrel this year, Citigroup analysts say (12-Jan-2010)

Close to a third of Europe's energy needs will be met by wind in 2030: report (11-Jan-2010)

Russian economy bolstered by higher crude prices (11-Jan-2010)

Natural gas becomes a hot commodity in the U.K. (8-Jan-2010)

Angola remains a target for foreign investment (8-Jan-2010)

Ugandan oil development has potential, faces challenges (7-Jan-2010)

Australian fossil fuel reserves available for purchase (7-Jan-2010)

Colorado oil and gas permits down from 2008 (6-Jan-2010)

New Turkmen gas pipeline signifies diversification of gas market (6-Jan-2010)

Cold weather, industrial demand spurs Chinese coal demand (5-Jan-2010)

U.S. oil and gas company buys Canadian firm's assets, expands presence in Colorado field (5-Jan-2010)

Heat-trapping methane captured in some U.S. landfills (5-Jan-2010)

French supermajor the latest to invest in unconventional gas (4-Jan-2010)

California biofuels firm announces IPO filing (30-Dec-2009)

Selling crude more profitable than refining, Putin suggests (30-Dec-2009)

Nord Stream pipeline consortium announces German approval (29-Dec-2009)

China hopes to move away from coal, use more renewables (29-Dec-2009)

Iraqi Lukoil-Statoil venture inked, reports say (29-Dec-2009)

$200 billion to be spent on smart grid upgrades, market intelligence firm says (28-Dec-2009)

Biofuels poised for growth in UK, expert says (28-Dec-2009)

Russian oil supply cuts a possibility, Slovak officials say (28-Dec-2009)

Gas conservation may be needed in resource-rich Alaska (24-Dec-2009)

Iraq plans increased oil exports to China (23-Dec-2009)

Sourcing concerns may spur new biofuels regulation (22-Dec-2009)

Gas may require a compromise in U.S. (22-Dec-2009)

China, France collaborate on nuclear power project (21-Dec-2009)

Houston oil and gas firm announces Marcellus Shale investment (21-Dec-2009)

Power plant costs drop in second half of 2009 (18-Dec-2009)

Significant potential for oil production growth in Angola, study says (18-Dec-2009)

Oil, gas exploration spending will increase in 2010: BarCap (18-Dec-2009)

New pre-salt oil discovery by Devon Energy, Anadarko (17-Dec-2009)

Biofuels' commercial viability bolstered by U.S. airlines' announcement (16-Dec-2009)

U.S. oil demand expected to be flat between 2010 and 2035 (15-Dec-2009)

China opens gas pipeline and bolsters energy security (15-Dec-2009)

Deals signed on seven of 10 Iraqi fields as foreign oil producers accept risk (14-Dec-2009)

Exxon makes $41 billion natural gas move (14-Dec-2009)

World Bank funding will bring clean power generation to Africa, Middle East (11-Dec-2009)

Chevron cuts capital spending for 2010, still plans for upstream growth (11-Dec-2009)

Iraq relaxes oil production terms, hoping supermajors will bite (10-Dec-2009)

U.S. gas industry optimistic about its future, survey says (10-Dec-2009)

More North Sea oil, gas developments to enjoy tax breaks (9-Dec-2009)

Exploratory drilling was successful, Petrobras says (9-Dec-2009)

Biofuels development receives federal government support (8-Dec-2009)

Environmental groups criticize exploratory drilling in Alaska (8-Dec-2009)

Gas-hungry Asian nations look to Australia (7-Dec-2009)

Petrobras commits to deep-sea drilling operations (7-Dec-2009)

OPEC producers likely to keep output steady, reports indicate (4-Dec-2009)

Power industry faces challenges in coming decades, report says (4-Dec-2009)

Moody's: better outlook for integrated oil and gas market (3-Dec-2009)

New California transmission line would speed the uptake of solar power (3-Dec-2009)

Southern utility bets on natural gas, plans to shutter coal plants (2-Dec-2009)

Intent may be key in ongoing lease suit (2-Dec-2009)

Russia's economy will be bolstered by oil, economic official says (2-Dec-2009)

Gas-producing nations plan future trade partnerships (1-Dec-2009)

Less-expensive oil and lack of hurricanes spur American imports (30-Nov-2009)

Natural gas leases extended unlawfully, New York attorney general says (30-Nov-2009)

Valero to shut Delaware refinery; more closures may be needed, say analysts (25-Nov-2009)

Shell chief executive emphasizes Qatar's importance to strategy (25-Nov-2009)

U.S. government to provide $620 million in smart electrical grid funding (25-Nov-2009)

Oil and gas producers criticize U.S. Interior Department's lease revocations (24-Nov-2009)

Chinese natural gas market restrictions limit supply, expert says (24-Nov-2009)

Western oil companies pay to play in Nigeria (24-Nov-2009)

Zambia optimistic that it may have oil reserves (20-Nov-2009)

Flywheel energy storage enhances power delivery (20-Nov-2009)

Oil industry executives exhort U.S. Congress to allow offshore drilling (19-Nov-2009)

China outlines natural gas policy for the winter (19-Nov-2009)

U.S. politicians make a nuclear power push (18-Nov-2009)

Anti-development student's legal bid in jeopardy (18-Nov-2009)

Iraqi president visits France, talks oil (18-Nov-2009)

India may partner with Iran, Pakistan on gas pipeline (17-Nov-2009)

Turkmenistan offers risks and potential rewards to gas developers (17-Nov-2009)

Slovenia becomes latest nation to greenlight South Stream gas project (16-Nov-2009)

Stability may return to oil-rich Nigeria as rebel groups engage in peace talks (16-Nov-2009)

Philippines to lift oil price controls next week (13-Nov-2009)

DOE scientist talks up algal biofuels in Hawaii (13-Nov-2009)

Russia expects uninterrupted gas supplies to Europe (12-Nov-2009)

Oil price closely linked to economic recovery, energy agency says (12-Nov-2009)

Texas oilman evangelises natural gas (11-Nov-2009)

Watchdog turns whistleblower at IEA, reports say (11-Nov-2009)

Future oil consumption depends on climate change legislation, IEA says (10-Nov-2009)

Pennsylvania discusses Marcellus gas drilling (10-Nov-2009)

Angola's importance as an oil producer increases (9-Nov-2009)

Idaho utility eligible for federal smart grid funds (9-Nov-2009)

Oil development increases in North Dakota (6-Nov-2009)

Natural gas pipeline wins approval (6-Nov-2009)

Oil development progressing in Iraq (5-Nov-2009)

Power line construction to be accelerated (5-Nov-2009)

Sinopec will expand refining capacity, increase Saudi oil imports (4-Nov-2009)

Ukraine struggles to pay Russia for natural gas (4-Nov-2009)

Report implies lack of preparedness for climate change (3-Nov-2009)

South Dakota coal plant won't be built, developers announce (3-Nov-2009)

Oil company merger will provide drilling, sequestration synergies (2-Nov-2009)

Kansas State University announces project that may increase biofuels' viability (2-Nov-2009)

Natural gas companies potentially constrained by U.S. cap-and-trade (30-Oct-2009)

Natural gas development in New York shelved (29-Oct-2009)

As oil price rises, OPEC may introduce more supply (28-Oct-2009)

Congressional report notes U.S. resource supplies (27-Oct-2009)

Utah man breaks law to fight oil, gas development (27-Oct-2009)

Russian oil industry is profiting from oil's run-up (26-Oct-2009)

"Second-generation" biofuels will soon become commercially viable, study says (26-Oct-2009)

Obama set to speak on energy policy at MIT (23-Oct-2009)

Chinese consumption of Iranian oil hurting U.S. diplomacy (23-Oct-2009)

Energy regulators lay framework of responsibilities at forum (22-Oct-2009)

Biofuels have promise if produced responsibly, UN says (22-Oct-2009)

Natural gas vehicles said to be hitting some road blocks (21-Oct-2009)

Interior secretary investigating Bush-era oil policies (21-Oct-2009)

Emissions concerns may delay refinery expansion (21-Oct-2009)

Natural gas customers have growing range of options (21-Oct-2009)

Natural gas: big supply, small demand (20-Oct-2009)

Iraq presents political risks, economic rewards (20-Oct-2009)

EIA Report: Large Arctic hydrocarbon reserves, equally large environmental challenges (19-Oct-2009)

Oil prices testing recent highs (19-Oct-2009)

One less natural gas rig operating in U.S. this week (16-Oct-2009)

Methane leaks can waste natural gas, increase emissions (15-Oct-2009)

Natural gas reserves closer than ever to capacity (15-Oct-2009)

Crude oil prices hit high for year (14-Oct-2009)

Pickens urges more U.S. natural gas development (14-Oct-2009)

Qatar Airways uses natural gas in commercial flight (13-Oct-2009)

OPEC expects higher world oil demand in 2010 (13-Oct-2009)

California eyeing new revenues from energy production (13-Oct-2009)

Natural gas rig count continues to rise (9-Oct-2009)

Government opposes drilling on various Utah sites (9-Oct-2009)

Natural gas inventories up more than expected (8-Oct-2009)

Canadian company announces Gulf of Mexico pipeline (8-Oct-2009)

Economy continues its impact on oil consumption (7-Oct-2009)

U.S. government projects lower winter heating costs (7-Oct-2009)

Recession hits carbon emissions, oil and gas use (6-Oct-2009)

Gas industry expects low winter prices (6-Oct-2009)

Offshore drilling in Florida gains unlikely supporter (6-Oct-2009)

Oil prices sag on jobs, inventory figures (2-Oct-2009)

Natural gas industry encouraged by climate change bill (2-Oct-2009)

New York officials developing natural gas regulations (1-Oct-2009)

Oil demand expected to increase slightly in 2010 (1-Oct-2009)

Chevron announces leadership changes (30-Sep-2009)

Cold winter projections could boost demand for heating oil, natural gas (30-Sep-2009)

Aramco CEO sees oil demand slowly coming back (29-Sep-2009)

Energy companies part with Chamber of Commerce over climate issue (29-Sep-2009)

Canadian oil sands production up last year (28-Sep-2009)

Heating oil prices seen as stable this year (28-Sep-2009)

Energy company earnings suffered in second quarter (25-Sep-2009)

Number of active rigs increased last week (25-Sep-2009)

BP chair suggests more natural gas use (25-Sep-2009)

Natural gas inventories continue upward trend (24-Sep-2009)

Energy replacement rates went down last year (24-Sep-2009)

BP discovery among several large finds this year (23-Sep-2009)

Report: Saudis expect to maintain production levels (23-Sep-2009)

Crude oil supply levels prove disappointing (23-Sep-2009)

Natural gas prices still showing signs of life (23-Sep-2009)

Oil companies seen struggling to meet production needs (22-Sep-2009)

Natural gas inventories rise yet again (18-Sep-2009)

Petrobras focusing on offshore oil discoveries (18-Sep-2009)

Oil inventories post a decline this week (17-Sep-2009)

Tullow announces oil find in Uganda (17-Sep-2009)

Interior Department announces end to controversial program (16-Sep-2009)

Anadarko announces Sierra Leone offshore discovery (16-Sep-2009)

Chevron announces final approval for Gorgon project (15-Sep-2009)

Total S.A. announces new production in Angola (15-Sep-2009)

Analysts uncertain on natural gas prices (14-Sep-2009)

U.S. oil and gas industries support millions of jobs (14-Sep-2009)

'Significant discovery' found in North Dakota (11-Sep-2009)

Crude oil supplies fell in U.S. last week (10-Sep-2009)

Crude prices respond favorably to new demand estimates (10-Sep-2009)

Report: More oil services mergers unlikely (10-Sep-2009)

Worldwide rig count fell last month (9-Sep-2009)

OPEC expected to maintain production levels (8-Sep-2009)

Rig count up despite price uncertainty (4-Sep-2009)

Petrobras reports significant offshore oil find (4-Sep-2009)

Natural gas prices showing little prospect for recovery (3-Sep-2009)

Gasoline supply levels dropped last week (3-Sep-2009)

BP announces major new oil find (2-Sep-2009)

Russian energy production on the upswing (2-Sep-2009)

Natural gas industry could benefit from vehicle plans (1-Sep-2009)

Organization wants country of origin information on U.S. oil (1-Sep-2009)

Two U.S. oil services firms announced this week that they are planning a merger. (31-Aug-2009)

Kazakhstan has future as an oil producer (31-Aug-2009)

Natural gas supply trend continues upward (28-Aug-2009)

Gas pipeline proposed for North Dakota (28-Aug-2009)

Oil supplies posted modest gain last week (28-Aug-2009)

Economy holds down oil demand in U.S. (28-Aug-2009)

India's oil production set to increase (27-Aug-2009)

Australian government approves large offshore gas project (26-Aug-2009)

Crude oil markets facing uncertainty (26-Aug-2009)

Oil prices not impacting gasoline prices at this point (25-Aug-2009)

Institute to focus on unconventional gas resources (25-Aug-2009)

Industry group warns against climate bill (24-Aug-2009)

State Department approves Alberta Clipper pipeline (24-Aug-2009)

Low gas prices not resulting in less drilling (21-Aug-2009)

Oil hits new high for 2009 (21-Aug-2009)

Report: North Dakota burning off large amounts of natural gas (21-Aug-2009)

Oil companies step up lobbying against climate bill (20-Aug-2009)

Gas supplies head lower on over-supply problem (20-Aug-2009)

Oil supplies show significant drop (19-Aug-2009)

Petrobras sees higher costs as well as production gains (19-Aug-2009)

Biofuel scientists turn attention to rutabagas (18-Aug-2009)

U.S. parks may see more drilling activity (17-Aug-2009)

Oil hub facing growing hurricane worries (17-Aug-2009)

Natural gas stockpiles continue to challenge the industry (14-Aug-2009)

Study examines annual gasoline costs (14-Aug-2009)

U.S. crude oil supplies remain high (13-Aug-2009)

Biofuel company announces test facility (13-Aug-2009)

Oil prices trending upward with economic indicators (12-Aug-2009)

Global oil demand seen as increasing (12-Aug-2009)

Policy groups back natural gas for U.S. energy needs (11-Aug-2009)

U.S., Mexican authorities investigate oil thefts (11-Aug-2009)

Chevron announces Angola oil find (10-Aug-2009)

OPEC seen as maintaining production levels (10-Aug-2009)

Offshore drilling plan in California may be revived (7-Aug-2009)

Gas stocks continue to rise in U.S. (7-Aug-2009)

Government taking on fraudulent oil transactions (6-Aug-2009)

Tennessee eyes increased gas production (6-Aug-2009)

Gasoline prices higher in recent days (5-Aug-2009)

Energy executive envisions higher gas prices (5-Aug-2009)

Oil prices boosted by economic optimism (4-Aug-2009)

Exxon Mobil earnings fell last quarter (30-Jul-2009)

Oil supplies post significant gain (30-Jul-2009)

Oil companies researching new technologies (29-Jul-2009)

Crude oil volume a concern in Oklahoma (29-Jul-2009)

Turkmenistan eyes more gas exports (28-Jul-2009)

U.S. may introduce new energy futures rules (28-Jul-2009)

California shelves offshore drilling project (27-Jul-2009)

Oil prices rising with stock market (27-Jul-2009)

Schlumberger earnings decreased somewhat last quarter (24-Jul-2009)

Texas gas reserves draw attention from foreign companies (24-Jul-2009)

Natural gas supplies increased again last week (23-Jul-2009)

Gasoline supplies undermine oil costs (23-Jul-2009)

Legislation could boost U.S. natural gas industry (22-Jul-2009)

Oil deliveries fell in first half of year (22-Jul-2009)

Halliburton announces lower revenues (21-Jul-2009)

California budget plan may include offshore drilling (21-Jul-2009)

Stock market provides hope for oil prices (20-Jul-2009)

Natural gas reserves rose last week (17-Jul-2009)

North Dakota oil reserves may be larger than thought (16-Jul-2009)

Crude oil stocks fell last week (16-Jul-2009)

Turkmenistan emerging as natural gas producer (15-Jul-2009)

OPEC sees slight increase in 2010 oil demand (15-Jul-2009)

Pickens predicts sharp upswing in oil prices (14-Jul-2009)

Exxon Mobil announces biofuel investment (14-Jul-2009)

Economy causing slowdown in drilling activities (14-Jul-2009)

Nations sign Nabucco pipeline deal (13-Jul-2009)

Oil prices struggle to stay above $60 (13-Jul-2009)

IEA emphasizes importance of energy investments (10-Jul-2009)

OPEC envisions lower demand for oil in coming years (10-Jul-2009)

Gas stocks rise for another week (9-Jul-2009)

U.S. lawmakers aim to boost natural gas vehicles (9-Jul-2009)

Crude oil stocks post modest decline (9-Jul-2009)

Oil prices continue their plunge (8-Jul-2009)

Gas prices help delay major wind project (8-Jul-2009)

Agency eyes limits on energy speculators (7-Jul-2009)

Report: Ohio laws most lenient on natural gas drilling (7-Jul-2009)

Oil prices give up recent momentum (6-Jul-2009)

Caspian Sea gas pipeline planned (6-Jul-2009)

Company hopes to develop Rwandan energy resources (2-Jul-2009)

Canadians wary of U.S. energy bill (2-Jul-2009)

Iraq bidding process proves to be disappointing (30-Jun-2009)

Survey: Americans unfamiliar with oil and gas industry (30-Jun-2009)

Economy could dampen natural gas production (30-Jun-2009)

Biodiesel continues to struggle in U.S. (29-Jun-2009)

Global economy holding down oil demand (29-Jun-2009)

Rig count increased last week in U.S. (26-Jun-2009)

Canadian oil sands still generating controversy (26-Jun-2009)

Nigerian unrest affecting oil production (25-Jun-2009)

Iran unrest could impact oil prices (25-Jun-2009)

AAA expects fewer U.S. drivers for holiday weekend (24-Jun-2009)

Oil and gas companies step up lobbying efforts (24-Jun-2009)

Energy investments seen as falling in 2009 (23-Jun-2009)

U.S. natural gas reserves said to be higher than thought (23-Jun-2009)

Gasoline prices may stop climbing in short term (22-Jun-2009)

Increase in U.S. natural gas resource estimate (19-Jun-2009)

Gas prices up for 50th straight day (18-Jun-2009)

Energy companies struggled in first quarter (17-Jun-2009)

Gasoline prices could start easing soon (17-Jun-2009)

Gasoline prices creeping up in the U.S. (16-Jun-2009)

Ford says it's meeting sustainability goals (16-Jun-2009)

Platts: OPEC production headed back up (15-Jun-2009)

Debate over congressional proposal taking shape (12-Jun-2009)

Energy Department investing in clean technologies (12-Jun-2009)

Oil prices boosted by higher supplies (11-Jun-2009)

Speculation growing about future oil prices (11-Jun-2009)

Senate committee backs more drilling in Gulf (10-Jun-2009)

Natural gas, oil prices seen as trending upward (10-Jun-2009)

Congress eyes hydraulic fracturing regulations (9-Jun-2009)

Fewer barrels of oil stored offshore (9-Jun-2009)

Worldwide rig count up slightly last month (8-Jun-2009)

Executive calls for new investments (8-Jun-2009)

Oil prices at highest level of 2009 (5-Jun-2009)

Prices not seen as high enough for new investments (5-Jun-2009)

Natural gas stockpiles rose last week (4-Jun-2009)

Crude prices could benefit oil sands (4-Jun-2009)

Prices hit by higher oil stocks (3-Jun-2009)

OPEC unlikely to reverse production cuts yet (3-Jun-2009)

Natural gas customers enjoying low rates (2-Jun-2009)

Chinese economy seen as boosting oil prices (2-Jun-2009)

Kurds begin first oil exports (1-Jun-2009)

Congressional plan could raise energy royalties (29-May-2009)

Oil prices could impact economic recovery (29-May-2009)

Arctic thought to contain massive oil and gas reserves (29-May-2009)

U.S. crude inventories declined last week (28-May-2009)

ExxonMobil outlook remains strong (28-May-2009)

Economy still weighing on oil prices (28-May-2009)

Americans driving less than expected (27-May-2009)

EIA sees substantial growth in energy usage (27-May-2009)

Big oil increasingly interested in biofuel (27-May-2009)

Economic optimism could boost oil prices (26-May-2009)

OPEC likely to hold production steady (26-May-2009)

Natural gas rig count hits six-year low (22-May-2009)

Summer gasoline prices unlikely to approach 2008 levels (22-May-2009)

Natural gas supplies rose last week (22-May-2009)

Airlines wary of future oil price swings (21-May-2009)

Obama vehicle plan aims for lower oil usage (20-May-2009)

Oil prices rise as stocks fall (20-May-2009)

Iraq hit by falling oil revenues (20-May-2009)

Venezuela, China team up on rig project (19-May-2009)

Retired officers warn against fossil fuel dependency (19-May-2009)

Leading energy companies reported losses in first quarter (18-May-2009)

Natural gas stocks rose in U.S. (15-May-2009)

Oil, gasoline stocks fell last week (15-May-2009)

Texas energy industry sees 2010 recovery (15-May-2009)

Conoco CEO sees industry as vital to world economy (15-May-2009)

Brazilian oil production stays on track (14-May-2009)

Senators clash over Utah drilling leases (14-May-2009)

U.S. gasoline prices remain on the upswing (13-May-2009)

Report: OPEC unlikely to seek further cuts (13-May-2009)

Oil prices pushing $60 per barrel (12-May-2009)

Kurds reportedly reach deal on Iraq oil exports (11-May-2009)

Shell decides against Beaufort Sea drilling plan (8-May-2009)

Oil prices remain high two days in a row (7-May-2009)

Oil prices remain high two days in a row (7-May-2009)

U.S. rig count down 53 percent (7-May-2009)

Ford eyes more fuel-efficient future (6-May-2009)

Production starts at large Gulf oil field (6-May-2009)

Obama announces increased biofuels effort (5-May-2009)

Report: Gulf oil production could hit 1.8 million barrels in 2013 (5-May-2009)

Executives skeptical of renewables in short term (4-May-2009)

Large amounts of oil products being stored at sea (1-May-2009)

Hess reports quarterly net loss (30-Apr-2009)

Exxon Mobil reports quarterly earnings (30-Apr-2009)

Gasoline stays above $2 as supply falls (29-Apr-2009)

Russia, Ukraine more cooperative on gas imports (29-Apr-2009)

Economy hits Royal Dutch Shell profits (29-Apr-2009)

Chrysler, Fiat deal could benefit natural gas vehicles (28-Apr-2009)

Pipeline project considered for Dakota region (28-Apr-2009)

OPEC could eye further production cuts (27-Apr-2009)

Flu concerns could impact oil prices (27-Apr-2009)

California regulations focus on fuel emissions (24-Apr-2009)

ConocoPhillips Sees Lower Earnings (23-Apr-2009)

Utah emerging as leader on natural gas vehicles (23-Apr-2009)

Natural gas powering more kinds of vehicles (23-Apr-2009)

Oil rig industry seen as consolidating (22-Apr-2009)

Oil industry woes impact Halliburton revenues (21-Apr-2009)

Oregon company turns plastic back to oil (20-Apr-2009)

Court strikes down U.S. offshore policy (20-Apr-2009)

Number of gas rigs fell by half in last year (20-Apr-2009)

Brazil seen as unlikely to join OPEC for now (17-Apr-2009)

Oil company earnings expected to be lower (17-Apr-2009)

World oil demand projections continue to fall (16-Apr-2009)

U.S. gas prices expected to rise moderately this summer (15-Apr-2009)

Cameroon set to boost oil production (14-Apr-2009)

Oil prices seen as high enough for no new cuts (14-Apr-2009)

Shale resources expected to play growing role (13-Apr-2009)

Chevron warns of lower quarterly revenues (13-Apr-2009)

Venezuela boosting Asian energy ties (10-Apr-2009)

IEA predicts lower oil demand (10-Apr-2009)

Shell, Gazprom announce LNG deal (9-Apr-2009)

U.S. nuclear energy production hit record level last year (8-Apr-2009)

Oil companies said to be unconvinced on renewable energy (8-Apr-2009)

Gas hydrates could emerge as important energy resource (7-Apr-2009)

Exxon: Recession not stopping investment plans (7-Apr-2009)

Salazar: Oil, renewable part of offshore agenda (6-Apr-2009)

Scientists see progress on carbon capture research (6-Apr-2009)

OPEC: Oil not to blame for climate change (3-Apr-2009)

Colorado may have more shale oil than thought (3-Apr-2009)

Oil demand expected to grow modestly in coming years (2-Apr-2009)

Gas unlikely to hit $3 this summer (2-Apr-2009)

India set to reduce oil imports (1-Apr-2009)

Court case focuses on energy royalty payments (31-Mar-2009)

U.S. nuclear energy showing new signs of life (31-Mar-2009)

U.S. oil shale development moving forward (31-Mar-2009)

Bad day for automakers fuels oil price decline (30-Mar-2009)

U.S. electric demand likely to fall in 2009 (30-Mar-2009)

Strong natural gas supplies envisioned for North America (30-Mar-2009)

States backing natural gas vehicle use (30-Mar-2009)

Democrats concerned about oil and gas fees (27-Mar-2009)

Gasoline Goes Above $2 Level (27-Mar-2009)

Oil prices undermining new energy investments (26-Mar-2009)

White House eyes higher royalty rates (25-Mar-2009)

Colorado close to approving energy regulations (25-Mar-2009)

Oil hits highest level in several weeks (24-Mar-2009)

Canadian oil companies to merge (23-Mar-2009)

Salazar: White House not at war with oil and gas industry (23-Mar-2009)

U.S. rig count down substantially in past year (20-Mar-2009)

Companies bid for U.S. offshore rights (20-Mar-2009)

Valero announces ethanol plant purchases (19-Mar-2009)

Russian companies may increase Cuban oil development (18-Mar-2009)

U.S. gasoline prices fall slightly (17-Mar-2009)

Chinese oil consumption may be lower than expected (16-Mar-2009)

Saudis call for higher oil prices (16-Mar-2009)

Natural gas stocks fell in U.S. last week (13-Mar-2009)

Markets face uncertainty over OPEC, Russia (12-Mar-2009)

Conoco staying focused on longer term growth (12-Mar-2009)

Natural gas vehicles get a boost (11-Mar-2009)

World oil consumption expected to decrease (11-Mar-2009)

U.S. coal industry facing challenges (10-Mar-2009)

Chevron optimistic about future plans (10-Mar-2009)

Oil and gas industries to oppose Obama energy plans (9-Mar-2009)

OPEC may cut more production (9-Mar-2009)

Exxon planning record investments (6-Mar-2009)

Analysts expect higher oil futures (6-Mar-2009)

IEA head sees economic benefits to low oil prices (5-Mar-2009)

OPEC may be leaning against further cuts (5-Mar-2009)

Cuba could emerge as oil producing nation (4-Mar-2009)

Surplus oil may hold prices down (4-Mar-2009)

Iraq wants to increase oil production (3-Mar-2009)

Report: Energy price increases could be quick (3-Mar-2009)

International energy companies seeking U.S. opportunities (2-Mar-2009)

Poor economic figures stall oil rebound (28-Feb-2009)

Weather fails to boost natural gas prices (28-Feb-2009)

Oil rig numbers continue to drop (28-Feb-2009)

Obama plan includes new taxes for oil companies (27-Feb-2009)

Iraq to award oil contracts in June (26-Feb-2009)

Energy executives appear before congressional committee (26-Feb-2009)

China expects weak fuel demand in '09 (25-Feb-2009)

Group cites economic benefits of offshore drilling (24-Feb-2009)

European companies eye U.S. drilling technology (24-Feb-2009)

Vietnam opens first refinery (23-Feb-2009)

Oil production seen as sluggish in Americas in '09 (20-Feb-2009)

Strife takes toll on Nigerian oil industry (20-Feb-2009)

Oil Demand Down For The Year (20-Feb-2009)

Oil prices rise over new supply data (19-Feb-2009)

Russia to increase gas exports to Asia (19-Feb-2009)

OPEC eyeing more production cuts (19-Feb-2009)

Oil sands in spotlight for Obama's Canada trip (18-Feb-2009)

Obama declines to rule out all offshore drilling (18-Feb-2009)

Exxon announces expanded reserves (18-Feb-2009)

Chevron developing Qatar renewable energy facility (17-Feb-2009)

Prices could lead to new OPEC cuts (17-Feb-2009)

Energy infrastructure needs long-term investments (16-Feb-2009)

U.S. energy companies saw big earnings drop (16-Feb-2009)

Gasoline, oil prices continue separate trends (16-Feb-2009)

Natural gas vehicles get boost in Utah (13-Feb-2009)

Economy keeps downward pressure on oil prices (12-Feb-2009)

U.S. government developing offshore energy agenda (12-Feb-2009)

EIA: World oil consumption will fall in '09 (11-Feb-2009)

U.S. natural gas use expected to fall this year (11-Feb-2009)

BP chief calls for long-term investments (10-Feb-2009)

Oil prices staying stable in short term (10-Feb-2009)

Experiment focuses on biofuel as a heating oil (9-Feb-2009)

Study says corn ethanol more costly in long run than gasoline (6-Feb-2009)

Watchdog calls out Cambodia on oil issues (5-Feb-2009)

U.S. withdraws proposed Utah drilling leases (5-Feb-2009)

North Dakota oil production grows rapidly (4-Feb-2009)

Possible strike averted at U.S. refineries (4-Feb-2009)

Oil prices continue their struggle (3-Feb-2009)

Market prices keeping oil in storage (3-Feb-2009)

U.S. gas producers concerned by import prospects (2-Feb-2009)

Upswing in natural gas prices predicted (30-Jan-2009)

OPEC eyes further production cuts (30-Jan-2009)

Oil companies hit by falling profits (30-Jan-2009)

Shell reports fourth quarter loss (29-Jan-2009)

Petrobras announces ambitious investment goals (29-Jan-2009)

Gas prices down despite cold weather (29-Jan-2009)

Oil drilling expected to be down in Canada this year (29-Jan-2009)

White House to scrutinize last-minute energy policies (28-Jan-2009)

China's oil numbers invite economic concern (27-Jan-2009)

Obama announces first steps on environment (27-Jan-2009)

Gas prices impact Alaska pipeline proposals (26-Jan-2009)

South American countries react to low oil prices (23-Jan-2009)

Libya not expected to nationalize oil (23-Jan-2009)

U.S. energy companies see better credit conditions (22-Jan-2009)

Mexican oil production drops (22-Jan-2009)

Texas hit by downturn in oil markets (21-Jan-2009)

Iraq oil fields closer to development (21-Jan-2009)

Iran seeks new energy business (20-Jan-2009)

Analyst expects oil prices to rebound soon (19-Jan-2009)

U.S. offshore drilling debate expected to resume (19-Jan-2009)

Global oil use seen falling for second year (19-Jan-2009)

Venezuela opening up to western oil companies (16-Jan-2009)

OPEC grows more concerned about oil prices (15-Jan-2009)

U.S. expects small drop in natural gas use (15-Jan-2009)

Economy takes toll on world oil consumption (14-Jan-2009)

Russia/Ukraine gas dispute takes financial toll (13-Jan-2009)

UAE moves to diversify energy industry (13-Jan-2009)

Executives provide perspective on direction of energy industry (12-Jan-2009)

Airlines benefiting from lower oil prices (12-Jan-2009)

China unveils upcoming energy goals (9-Jan-2009)

Iraq oil industry making gains (9-Jan-2009)

Pickens predicts return of $100 oil (8-Jan-2009)

Weak demand pushes oil prices back down (8-Jan-2009)

State hands natural gas vehicles a setback (7-Jan-2009)

OPEC members begin to make production cuts (6-Jan-2009)

Oil prices show signs of rebounding (6-Jan-2009)

Oil producing nations suffering from price drops (5-Jan-2009)

Russia/Ukraine dispute leads to gas shortages (5-Jan-2009)

U.S. to resume filling Strategic Petroleum Reserve (2-Jan-2009)

Europe paying close attention to Russia/Ukraine gas dispute (2-Jan-2009)

Iraq to open more fields to bidding (31-Dec-2008)

Brazil's ethanol industry continues to thrive (31-Dec-2008)

China focusing more on building oil reserves (30-Dec-2008)

Natural gas vehicles could boost industry in long term (30-Dec-2008)

Oil predicted to rebound to $100 within next decade (29-Dec-2008)

Shale oil development could lead to battle over water resources (29-Dec-2008)

Low oil prices may impact Chinese offshore projects (26-Dec-2008)

Putin: 'Time of cheap energy' coming to an end (24-Dec-2008)

Oil prices cutting into national budgets (24-Dec-2008)

Asian oil demand pushes prices further down (23-Dec-2008)

U.S. oil imports down in recent quarters (22-Dec-2008)

Falling prices hit energy capital investments (22-Dec-2008)

Analysts see weak oil market in ‘09 (19-Dec-2008)

Countries may join OPEC in production cuts (18-Dec-2008)

EIA predicts stagnant oil demand, lower U.S. energy imports (18-Dec-2008)

Markets unimpressed by expected OPEC cut (17-Dec-2008)

Exxon to produce more clean diesel (17-Dec-2008)

Prices may stay low regardless of OPEC action (16-Dec-2008)

Market causes slowdown in U.S. rig activity (15-Dec-2008)

South American countries look to build natural gas production (15-Dec-2008)

Exxon eyes increased investments in '09 (12-Dec-2008)

Executives see trend towards renewables (12-Dec-2008)

Economy continues to undercut gasoline demand (11-Dec-2008)

Cheap oil could carry a long-term price (11-Dec-2008)

Alaska oil production continues downward trend (10-Dec-2008)

Greenland set to control its energy natural resources (10-Dec-2008)

Economy, oil prices stall renewable momentum (9-Dec-2008)

Ghana may emerge as an oil nation (9-Dec-2008)

CEO envisions dollar gasoline (8-Dec-2008)

Iraqi oil industry facing unresolved issues (8-Dec-2008)

Analysts offer mixed views on oil prices (5-Dec-2008)

Japanese oil company in merger (5-Dec-2008)

Low gas prices revive some interest in SUVs (4-Dec-2008)

Gas companies scale back Rocky Mountain plans (4-Dec-2008)

Credit crunch being felt in oil and gas industries (3-Dec-2008)

U.S. natural gas growth touching off property disputes (3-Dec-2008)

Companies eye new LNG innovation (2-Dec-2008)

Speculators seen as impacting current prices (2-Dec-2008)

Analyst: $50 oil just as unsustainable as $150 oil (1-Dec-2008)

Latin American oil intrigues investors (1-Dec-2008)

Natural gas prices expected to stay low, stable (26-Nov-2008)

Report: Oil sands pollution control tougher than expected (26-Nov-2008)

Energy futures remain highly unpredictable (25-Nov-2008)

Oil producing nations deal with falling revenues (25-Nov-2008)

Economy takes toll on U.S. ethanol producers (25-Nov-2008)

Gas companies denounce Pennsylvania regulatory climate (24-Nov-2008)

US oil imports up as demand falls (24-Nov-2008)

Higher inventory impacts natural gas market (21-Nov-2008)

Oil prices test longtime lows (21-Nov-2008)

Energy stocks still seen as sound investment (20-Nov-2008)

Oil demand up slightly, prices stay low (20-Nov-2008)

Egyptian court rules against natural gas deal (20-Nov-2008)

Economy drains Chinese oil demand - for now (19-Nov-2008)

Compressed natural gas cars to hit market next year (19-Nov-2008)

Oil prices invite speculation on conservation (19-Nov-2008)

Falling oil prices could lead to further production cuts (18-Nov-2008)

Canadian oil sands project could face delays (18-Nov-2008)

U.S. moving ahead with carbon capture projects (18-Nov-2008)

Asphalt shortage felt across America (17-Nov-2008)

Australian emissions plan could benefit East Timor (17-Nov-2008)

More licences available for North Sea (14-Nov-2008)

Supply and demand balance weakens further (14-Nov-2008)

Pickens' plan runs into headwinds (13-Nov-2008)

Oil plumbs new lows (13-Nov-2008)

IEA: Four Saudi Arabias needed (12-Nov-2008)

Russia and Venezuela start drilling (12-Nov-2008)

Falling oil dampens Chinese bailout optimism (11-Nov-2008)

ABB awarded Sicilian refinery contract (11-Nov-2008)

Oil and gas 'cheaper to buy than to find' (10-Nov-2008)

Saudi confirms December cuts (10-Nov-2008)

Supply cuts 'will cause price jump' (7-Nov-2008)

Oil rallies, dollar slides (7-Nov-2008)

Melrose: oil will rise to $100 (6-Nov-2008)

Projects scaled back as financial crisis bites (6-Nov-2008)

Ministry presses for oil law approval (5-Nov-2008)

Total sees profits rise (5-Nov-2008)

Oil falls $3 on manufacturing decline (4-Nov-2008)

StatOilHydro eyes gas-to-electricity conversion (4-Nov-2008)

$70 to $90 'a fair price' (3-Nov-2008)

KazMunaiGaz and CNCP in downstream deal (3-Nov-2008)

Shell holds back on oil sands expansion (31-Oct-2008)

Brown downsizes oil summit (30-Oct-2008)

Opec warns of further cuts, prices slide (29-Oct-2008)

Opec basket drops below $60 (28-Oct-2008)

Kashagan production 'will commence in 2013' (28-Oct-2008)

Oil losses continue on economic woe (27-Oct-2008)

NGVs 'competitive by 2010' (27-Oct-2008)

UK petrol prices slashed (24-Oct-2008)

Crude oil stumbles back from 16-month low (23-Oct-2008)

The dawn of a new gas cartel? (23-Oct-2008)

Oil Search confident about LNG project (22-Oct-2008)

Dollar rally pushes oil back to $71 (22-Oct-2008)

Domestic gas production 'will drive down price' (21-Oct-2008)

Oil prices rise on production cut fears (20-Oct-2008)

Sudanese rebels kidnap Chinese workers (20-Oct-2008)

Opec plans crisis talks (17-Oct-2008)

Brown: pass on price falls (17-Oct-2008)

Oil falls again (16-Oct-2008)

Turkmenistan field 'fifth largest on the planet' (16-Oct-2008)

Air ticket prices 'will not fall' (15-Oct-2008)

Oil 'will rise significantly' (15-Oct-2008)

Iraq approaches oil execs (14-Oct-2008)

Oil climbs on crisis talk optimism (13-Oct-2008)

Coal mining driven by oil surge (13-Oct-2008)

Oil prices at lowest level in a year (10-Oct-2008)

Nigeria 'a warning' for Iraqi oil (10-Oct-2008)

Nexus plummets on project pullout (9-Oct-2008)

WSJ: The bulls have left the ranch (9-Oct-2008)

EIA: Oil demand forecasts drop 140,000bpd (8-Oct-2008)

Iran opts for pipelines for natural gas export (7-Oct-2008)

Oil closes below $88 (7-Oct-2008)

Oil sheds 3% on slowdown fears (6-Oct-2008)

PetroChina mulls over Guangxi refinery (6-Oct-2008)

Bunker fuel buoyed by emerging markets (3-Oct-2008)

Oil back below $100 (2-Oct-2008)

NW territories 'key to energy future' (2-Oct-2008)

Oil trades in $56 range in third quarter (1-Oct-2008)

Oil sheds $10 on bailout vote (30-Sep-2008)

South Korea and Russia pen natural gas deal (30-Sep-2008)

Natural gas 'a populist option' (29-Sep-2008)

Markets await bailout decision (29-Sep-2008)

Oil declines on bailout hold up (26-Sep-2008)

Shale projects could get green light (26-Sep-2008)

Oil falls further on demand data (25-Sep-2008)

Chavez seals Chinese oil deal (25-Sep-2008)

Oil trading on the fence ahead of bailout (24-Sep-2008)

Natural gas follows oil lead (24-Sep-2008)

IEA: Reserve oil not needed after Ike (23-Sep-2008)

Oil soars as October contract nears expiry (23-Sep-2008)

Oil steadies at $104 on bailout scepticism (22-Sep-2008)