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Keith Kohl warns readers about the worst oil investment in history.
Goldman Sachs is purchasing a stake in Denmark-based utility Dong Energy, and in turn, the company has promised to go public by 2017...
The U.S. is now the world's largest oil and gas producer, surpassing Russia for the first time since the 80s...
For over a year, Congress has failed to ratify an agreement with Mexico on oil development along the maritime border in the Gulf of Mexico. And time is running out...
As IGas Energy (LSE: IGAS) plans to begin exploration in the Bowland shale, Total (NYSE: TOT) also shows interest in the region.
Oil gluts in major shale areas are becoming a problem. Allete's (NYSE: ALE) energy corridor could provide a solution to this problem...
Shell is selling assets in the Eagle Ford shale. But that doesn't mean it's given up on the shale boom...
Oil prices have dropped as the government enters its first day of the shutdown. Where are they headed for the rest of the year?
A consensus is starting to form across the U.S. on fracking, as some states begin to allow the practice while other explore it further...
Mexico is making efforts to welcome in investment from foreign oil companies, but the bill is facing plenty of opposition...
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