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Exxon completes pipeline work after Montana spill
Exxon Mobil has completed $20 million worth of upgrades to a pipeline that ruptured and spilled 1,500 barrels of crude oil into Montana's Yellowstone River. Anadarko up, BP down; energy stocks mixed
Anadarko Petroleum Corp. led gains among big oil producers on Tuesday, but shares of natural gas and oil service specialists fell back. Police say father attacked Susan Powell's sons with hatchet before fire
While Judy and Chuck Cox were readying their grandchildren for a court-ordered visit with their father on Sunday - a visit that both boys were uncharacteristically fighting - authorities say their father... Canadian Natural Resources Limited will be powering down operations at its Horizon oilsands facility north of Fort McMurray over the weekend ... (more) Energy giant Halliburton to hang up BlackBerrys, switch to Apple
In another blow to troubled Canadian smartphone maker Research in Motion, energy drilling giant Halliburton Co. Irving Oil sells homes near scuttled refinery project
Irving Oil sold 20 houses that it had originally purchased when it intended to build a second oil refinery. Carbon Capture Projects Imperiled by Worst-Case Scenario: Energy
The cloud of carbon dioxide that burst out of Lake Nyos in Cameroon and asphyxiated 1,700 people haunts the plans of oil and power companies to bury their greenhouse gases underground. Don't Look Now, BP Best Performing Big Oil Stock
NEW YORK - Big Oil stocks have been stuck in place to start 2012, with big earnings getting a big yawn from investors. Sinopec lobbies top court in oilsands death case
Wang Tianpu, vice chairman of Sinopec is shown last year. The company is pushing to have the Supreme Court of Canada hear their side in a case involving workers who died in an accident in Alberta. Most actively traded companies on the TSX, TSX Venture Exchange markets
Westaim Corp. . Insurer. Down one cent, or 1.89 per cent, at 52 cents on 4,981,534 shares. None
Planned Parenthood has released a seven-minute cartoon promoting their message of what they believe is a woman's choice. Exxon Focus On Belmont County
The world's largest publicly traded oil company has been quite busy in Ohio's Utica Shale field since October, as Exxon Mobil has leased more than 26,000 acres for drilling in Belmont County. Chevron rig burns off Nigeria as damage hits shore
The burning inferno of what used to be a Chevron Corp. natural gas rig still stains the night's sky orange more than two weeks after the rig caught fire, and no one can say when it will end as swarms of dead fish surface. Union and oil companies closer to agreement
Negotiations are still ongoing for the local United Steel Workers Union at Valero. Exxon Mobil Corporation declares first quarter dividend
The Board of Directors of Exxon Mobil Corporation today declared a cash dividend of 47 cents per share on the Common Stock, payable on March 9, 2012 to shareholders of record of Common Stock at the close of business on February 10, 2012. Eni CEO: Gas supply might be critical soon
The chief executive of Italian energy company ENI says the country's natural gas supplies are OK through Wednesday but if Russia 's Gazprom makes more cuts there could be problems. Delek, Noble Energy discover gas at Tanin well
Delek Group Ltd. and Noble Energy Inc. on Sunday reported a substantial natural gas discovery at a depth of 5,500 meters in the offshore Tanin 1 well, 120 kilometers northwest of Haifa. Days Gone By: Retired geologist writes a history of Contra Costa place names
Bill Mero didn't start out to write a mini-history book about Contra Costa County, but it turned out he did with his newly published title, "Shadow on the Hills." The book tells the story of how places in the county got their names. Eni SpA oil pipeline on fire in Nigeria's crude-rich southern delta as militants claim attack
An oil pipeline run by a subsidiary of Italian oil firm Eni SpA has ruptured and caught fire in Nigeria as a militant group claimed responsibility for an attack. Area Dominion Plant Taking Shape; $500M Invested in Marshall County
A $500 million investment by Dominion Resources into a natural gas processing facility is taking shape in Marshall County. Oil-pipeline opponents take to the streets of North Coast community in B.C.
First Nations and residents of a community on British Columbia's North Coast are protesting a proposed pipeline which would carry crude oil from Alberta to the west coast for tanker shipment to places like China. |
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