
BP commits to new North Sea spending
Though the global energy sector is crimping available revenue streams, BP said Wednesday it planned billions of dollars of spending in the North Sea. ... more
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British support for fracking waning
A survey from the British government found waning support for the extraction of shale natural gas in the country, with opposition linked to awareness. ... more
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Statoil marks oil production milestone in Brazil
Norwegian energy company Statoil said Tuesday it achieved a production milestone at a field off the coast of Brazil by passing the 100 million barrel mark. ... more
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AAA: Gas prices in steady decline
A weakening market for crude oil and the resolution of U.S. refinery issues has pushed retail gasoline prices down for 20 days straight, motor club AAA found. ... more
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Exxon expands Texas refinery for lighter crude
Exxon Mobil said Tuesday it was increasing the capacity for processing light crude oil grades at a Texas refinery in order to exploit gains in U.S. production. ... more
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North Sea oil, gas set for rebound
After several years of declines and escalating costs, a British energy report suggests oil and gas production from the North Sea is set for a rebound. ... more
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Crude oil recovers from rough Monday
Crude oil prices recovered Tuesday from a weak opening to August as China pursued market stabilization, though sluggishness continues in the European economy. ... more
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