CNBC.com Increased fuel consumption is likely to be supplied by the world's new cache of unconventional oil . The paradigm shift occurring in North America with the increasingly heterogeneous collection of oils —from light tight oil to extra-heavy bitumen oil ... and more »
Bloomberg Light Louisiana Sweet, the benchmark light , sweet crude on the Gulf Coast, weakened for the eighth day in a row, the longest losing run to domestic benchma...
Yahoo! Finance (blog) The expansion of nat gas drilling is “happening in concert with protections being rolled back from the government,” Fox says. “Gasland I was about ...
Huffington Post LONDON, July 8 (Reuters) - The number of claims filed against BP Plc's oil spill compensation fund has risen by 18 percent over the last six weeks to a total of 195,403, according to the claims website - even though payouts began almost a year ago and ... and more »
Wall Street Journal- India NEW YORK—Crude- oil futures were slightly lower Monday, retreating after a surge to multi-month highs last week as investors keep close watch...
Grand Forks Herald Hazardous conditions hindered firefighters' attempts Monday to search for some 40 people still missing after a runaway oil tanker train exploded ove...
BDlive It was the latest and most deadly in a series of high-profile accidents involving crude oil shipments on North America's rail network. Oil by rail — at least until now — has widely been expected to continue growing as shale oil output races ahead far ...
Reuters It was the latest and most deadly in a series of high-profile accidents involving crude oil shipments on North America's rail network. Oil by rail - at least...
Montreal Gazette In the circumstances, regulators need to find a way to accelerate the switch from old tankers to new ones; in the meantime, they should consider forcing rail companies to fit the old DOT-111s with new special protective sheathing that has been designed ...
Sydney Morning Herald ... the FTSE100 lost 0.72% to 6375.52; China iron ore added 60 US cents to $US122.60 a metric tonne; Gold lost 3.1% to $US1212.70 an ounce; WTI crude oil rose 1.96% at $US103.22 a barrel; Reuters/Jefferies CRB index lost 0.4% to 280.72. Advertisement ... and more »
