Mixed Messages - One year on from his election victory, President Obama's policies on offshore drilling remain unclear.
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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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Will political change make carbon tax inevitable?
The loss of a Democratic Senate seat in Massachusetts may have sent a few moderate ripples...
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IEA hikes up global oil demand forecast for 2010
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has revised up its oil demand growth forecast for 2010...
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BP Chief: Renewables cannot meet our needs
It probably wouldn't come as a surprise to many to hear the CEO of one of the world's leading oil...
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Next Generation Oil and Gas Summit
3rd - 5th November 2010
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