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U.S. Oil Could Step In If Mideast Fields Knocked Out –Senator
If U.S.-led attacks knock out oil fields controlled by Islamic State militants, petroleum from the American drilling boom could make...
Read moreLawmakers in U.S. Oil Heartland Soften Over Export Ban
In the oil drilling and refining heartland of Texas, the debate over U.S. crude exports is no longer a fight...
Read moreShell’s Roxana Davis Shares Her Advice on How to Build a Rewarding Career
With a Shell career that spans 15 years and two continents, Roxana Davis, General Manager Integrated Gas Hydrocarbon Management, shares...
Read moreSouth Louisiana, Texas gas plant, pipeline projects advance
EnLink Midstream Partners LP, Dallas, has completed construction of Phase 2 of the Cajun-Sibon natural gas liquids expansion in South...
Read moreEIA: Higher Permian production, insufficient pipelines hike WTI oil hub spreads
Crude oil prices in the Permian basin at Midland, Tex., have been falling below similar crude priced at Cushing, Okla.,...
Read morePNG’s FSRG Loads First LNG Cargo Off Indonesia
Hoegh LNG announced the floating storage regasification unit (FSRU) Lampung project, off Indonesia, began commercial operation in mid-July for its...
Read moreSchramm offers 24/7 service for active U.S. plays
WEST CHESTER, Pennsylvania – Schramm Inc., a manufacturer of land-based hydraulic drilling rigs, has announced a partnership with FEMCO, an...
Read moreProppant volume fell as customers used more sand, Carbo says
HOUSTON (Bloomberg) -- Carbo Ceramics Inc., the largest supplier of man-made proppants for the oil and natural gas industry, said...
Read moreU.S. crude output surges to highest since ‘ 86 on shale boom
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Bloomberg) -- U.S. crude production climbed to the highest level in more than 28 years last week as...
Read moreStatoil declares Arctic gas find non-commercial
STAVANGER, Norway -- Operator Statoil has together with PL713 partners made a gas discovery in the Pingvin prospect in the...
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