Rig company Nabors pegs success to U.S. shaleUPI Energy News (Wednesday, 1 August) - The largest land driller in the world, Nabors Industries reported a loss for the second quarter on the back of a decline in rig counts in North America....
Whiting Petroleum proves Bakken mettleUPI Energy News (Wednesday, 1 August) - With the majority of its production coming from the Bakken shale, Whiting Petroleum said output for the second quarter was at the upper end of guidance....
Oil prices slip ahead of inventory reportUPI Energy News (Tuesday, 31 July) - Crude oil prices softened ahead of the start of U.S. trading Tuesday on possible wiggle room in Iran and steady personal incomes in the United States....
Aker BP acquires Norwegian assets from TotalUPI Energy News (Tuesday, 31 July) - Aker BP has spent more than $200 million to acquire Norwegian assets from a division of Total, which it expects to open access to millions of barrels of oil....
Suncor offers timeline for Syncrude restartUPI Energy News (Monday, 9 July, 2018) - Canadian energy company Suncor said its Syncrude oil sands facility, crippled by a June power outage, will be back at full capacity by September....
China reviewing low-carbon effortsUPI Energy News (Monday, 9 July, 2018) - Chinese officials boasted of advances in the fight against air pollution, though a shifting energy landscape could carry a cost, a consultant group said....
Mozambique ready for next LNG phaseUPI Energy News (Monday, 9 July, 2018) - Liquefied natural gas will start processing from a field off the coast of Mozambique by 2024 now that the government has the development plans, partners said....
Spain takes forward step on renewable energyUPI Energy News (Wednesday, 27 June, 2018) - Spain is the next European country to outline new goals that could make it among the leaders in renewable energy, new analysis from Wood Mackenzie found....
Batteries make offshore wind energy debutUPI Energy News (Wednesday, 27 June, 2018) - The first battery used to store energy from wind power from a facility offshore Scotland was installed Wednesday, Norwegian energy company Equnior said....
GE split isn't about Baker HughesUPI Energy News (Wednesday, 27 June, 2018) - General Electric's divestment from Baker Hughes shouldn't be seen as a reflection of the health of the exploration and production sector, an analyst said....
Oil takes center stage in Libyan conflictUPI Energy News (Tuesday, 26 June, 2018) - The Libyan army lacks authority to take control over oil exports, the national oil company said in response to what could be a major blow to the OPEC member....
Natural gas is giving oil a run for its moneyUPI Energy News (Tuesday, 26 June, 2018) - Natural gas is on pace to eat away at the edge for oil as a primary energy source and most sector leaders expect to spend money there, an industry poll...
Trade jitters send the price of oil lowerUPI Energy News (Tuesday, 19 June, 2018) - Mounting trade pressures between the United States and China eroded confidence in the commodities markets, dragging the price of oil lower on Tuesday....
Venezuelan oil output charting new lowsUPI Energy News (Tuesday, 19 June, 2018) - Ahead of what could be pivotal talks among OPEC members, production from founding member Venezuela could hit new lows soon, an industry report found....
Gas prices move lower ahead of OPEC meetingUPI Energy News (Tuesday, 19 June, 2018) - U.S. consumer fuel prices are moving lower alongside declines in the price for oil, but will likely stay high by relative terms for the summer, analysts said....
Maintenance drags Norwegian oil production lowerUPI Energy News (Tuesday, 19 June, 2018) - Maintenance work at 10 different oil fields on the Norwegian continental shelf meant output was more than 10 percent lower than expected, the government said....
Iran may have to wait for OPEC considerationsUPI Energy News (Tuesday, 19 June, 2018) - Considerations at OPEC for the loss of Iranian barrels to unilateral U.S. sanctions might have to wait until the fourth quarter, an Oxford analysis read....
UPI Energy News (Tuesday, 16 October) - Three offshore platforms in the Gulf of Mexico have reported grating damage while 7.7 percent of the area's oil production remained shut-in on Tuesday....
Oil prices drop on reports of U.S. inventory build 
Eni gets nod for major oil development offshore Mexico 
Enterprise Product Partners lauds new pipeline growth 
Drilling contract for offshore Canada starts in the fourth quarter 
Rig company Nabors pegs success to U.S. shale 
Though oil is on the line, Iran not buying U.S. 'PR stunts' 
Whiting Petroleum proves Bakken mettle 
Oil prices slip ahead of inventory report 
Aker BP acquires Norwegian assets from Total 
BP's Dudley sees short-term support for the price of oil 
European Parliament president arrives in Tripoli 
New discovery highlights Egypt's potential as emerging oil producer 
Suncor offers timeline for Syncrude restart 
Church of England outlines green investment plans 
China reviewing low-carbon efforts 
Mozambique ready for next LNG phase 
Spain takes forward step on renewable energy 
After OPEC decision, Russia expresses economic optimism 
Batteries make offshore wind energy debut 
GE split isn't about Baker Hughes 
German poll reveals a trust deficit for U.S. energy 
Oil prices up slightly, balanced by Libyan risk and trade 
The direction for U.S. retail gas prices is unclear 
Oil takes center stage in Libyan conflict 
Natural gas is giving oil a run for its money 
Trade jitters send the price of oil lower 
Venezuelan oil output charting new lows 
Gas prices move lower ahead of OPEC meeting 
Alaska's governor to issue plea to avert trade war 
Maintenance drags Norwegian oil production lower 
Iran may have to wait for OPEC considerations 
India embarks on offshore wind energy effort 