Porter Ranch Residents’ Voices Are Finally Heard as Governor Brown Declares State of Emergency
Porter Ranch Residents’ Voices Are Finally Heard as Governor Brown Declares State of Emergency
Porter Ranch Residents’ Voices Are Finally Heard as Governor Brown Declares State of Emergency
California governor declares state of emergency due to Los Angeles area natural gas leak
Oil and Gas Investor Continues Its Success – Via Its Succession Plan
Phil Moeller Joins EEI as Senior Vice President
Delta Showcases the Latest Energy-Efficient Consumer Electronics and Home Solutions at CES 2016
Magnetation LLC Announces Production Curtailment of its Plant 2 Iron Ore Concentrate Facility
TransCanada says Pres. Obama’s denial of the Keystone XL application was unlawful Calgary-based TransCanada Corp. (ticker: TRP) announced today that it will sue the U.S. government, alleging President Barack Obama exceed his power under the U.S. Constitution when he rejected the Keystone XL pipeline project. The suit was filed in the U.S. Federal Court in Houston, Texas, according to a
Samson Oil & Gas (ticker: SSN) has nearly doubled its output overnight, announcing a $16.5 million acquisition on January 6, 2016. The properties currently produce 720 BOPD from 41 net producing wells and contain proved reserves of 8.5 MMBO as of October 1, according to estimates from Netherland, Sewell & Associates. On a cash comparison, SSN is paying $22,916 for
New term loan to replace certain outstanding notes through cash tender offers Noble Energy, Inc. (“Noble Energy” or “the Company”) (NYSE: NBL) today announced a series of transactions, consisting of a new term loan and cash tender offers for certain outstanding notes, which collectively enhance its financial flexibility. Noble Energy has entered into a new three-year term loan agreement with
Cub Energy Inc. Provides Notice to Exercise Right of First Refusal to Purchase Remaining 70% Interest in KUBGAS Holdings Limited
Fitch Rates Cleburne, TX’s GO Bonds ‘AA-‘; Outlook Stable
From the Casper Star-Tribune Production from Wyoming’s natural gas fields slumped 14 percent in 2015, state figures show,marking the sixth consecutive year production in the Cowboy State has fallen. The almost 1.7 trillion cubic feet of gas reported to state regulators through Tuesday represents the smallest annual production haul since 2001. The figures are preliminary. Companies are still completing the
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