Mixed Messages - One year on from his election victory, President Obama's policies on offshore drilling remain unclear.
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Oil rises as OPEC holds out
The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has announced it will hold its...
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The importance of our indie oil producers
Independent oil and natural gas producers in the US play a vitally important role in the...
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Global oil demand forecast rises...again
The IEA has raised global oil demand figures yet again based on larger-than-expected condumption...
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No more offshore drilling under Obama
The six-month delay the Obama administration put on approving offshore drilling leases in federal...
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Atlas Energy announce reserve increase
Atlas Energy, Inc. has identified over 3,150 horizontal Marcellus Shale drilling locations on its...
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UK firms set to dominate global event
The forthcoming Subsea Tieback Forum in Galveston, Texas looks set to be dominated by the...
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Chevron to build solar plant in New Mexico
Chevron Mining Inc., a subsidiary of oil giant Chevron, has announced plans to build the "largest...
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Anadarko teams up with Mitsui in Marcellus Shale
Anadarko Petroleum Corporation has announced it will be entering into a joint venture with Mitsui...
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Next Generation Oil and Gas Summit
3rd - 5th November 2010
The Next Generation Oil&Gas US Summit November 2010 will once again serve as an arena for senior level executives to engage in clear and focused dialogue with their peers and examine their management objectives in a relaxed and vibrant environment.
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