Saudis reject talk of OPEC market share war as oil slides
Brent crude futures plunged below $80 yesterday for the first time since September 2010 on concern OPEC is in no hurry to halt a four-month slide in prices. More »
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Veteran lobbyist to lead to lead new NRG Home business
NRG Energy has tapped veteran Washington lobbyist Steve McBee to lead its newly-created NRG Home division. More »
Natural gas exports bill gets feds’ attention
Legislation to accelerate natural gas exports could win the Obama administration’s endorsement — with some changes. More »
Report: Energy jobs have led economic recovery
The increases in oil and gas industry employment has nearly overtaken the number of all the jobs lost in the last decade, according to a new report More »
Boulder County drilling moratorium up for vote
The moratorium is set to end on Jan. 1, 2015 and commissioners are meeting Thursday to decide whether to continue it or change it. More »
Brent extends drop below $80 as OPEC seen resisting cuts
Oil sank into a bear market as leading OPEC members resisted calls to cut production and instead reduced export prices to the U.S. More »
Residents’ lawsuit targets Illinois fracking rules
Among the allegations is that Illinois’ natural resources regulator didn’t consider scientific studies in its first rules notice, denying the public a chance to address the specific information the agency relied upon to draft the rules. More »
New Mexico county passes strict drilling rules as state judge considers wider ban
The new ordinance supersedes a moratorium on oil and gas development that had been in place since 2010. More »
Cheaper gasoline may translate to a boost in holiday spending
For every 1 cent drop in gas prices, Americans save about $3.7 million. More »
Eagle Ford Shale mineral-rights trial moves forward
JPMorgan Chase Bank, as one-time trustee of the South Texas Syndicate Trust, is accused by some of the trust’s beneficiaries of mismanaging the mineral rights to 132,000 contiguous acres in LaSalle and McMullen counties. More »
Landrieu leading charge for Keystone pipeline vote
Echoing Landrieu’s plea were moderate Democrats from Republican states, who argued for the project that would carry oil from Canada south to the Gulf Coast. More »
Hearing held in flood board’s oil industry lawsuit
U.S. District Judge Nanette Jolivette Brown heard more than two hours of arguments on multiple issues, including the energy companies’ contention that the lawsuit seeks relief from the court that should be left to regulatory agencies. More »
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