Alaska governor OKs bill for TransCanada licenceAlaska Gov. Sarah Palin has signed a bill authorizing the state to award a licence to TransCanada Corp.
TVA asks NRC to renew build permits for 2 reactors
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. The Tennessee Valley Authority, faced with growing electricity demand and rising coal costs, asked regulators Wednesday to renew construction permits for two unfinished nuclear reactors it ...
PetroChina 1H profit down 35 pct, CNOOC up 89 pct
Earnings results announced Wednesday by major Chinese oil companies were in line with expectations, with industry leader PetroChina's first-half net profit falling 34.5 percent amid rising losses in its ...
ConocoPhillips sell remaining US gas stations to PetroSun Fuel unit for around $800 million
The 600 or so stations are being sold to Pacific Convenience & Fuel LLC, a subsidiary of PetroSun Fuel.
Oil price jumps on tropical storm fears
Oil prices rose to above US$117 a barrel in Asia Wednesday on concerns tropical storm Gustav may disrupt operations in the Gulf of Mexico, home to a quarter of U.S. crude production.
Agreement reached in Exxon Valdez oil spill case
Exxon Mobil says it has reached an agreement with plaintiffs in the Exxon Valdez oil spill case.
Construction Set to Begin in October for Pipeline River Crossing
TransCanada Corp. officials say work should start by mid-October on the Keystone crude oil pipeline's Missouri River crossing.
Cairn lines up cash for Indian oil production project
Oil exploration group Cairn Energy is close to securing the credit lines that will ensure sufficient funding is in place to start production at its massive Rajasthan field in northern India next year.
Sinopec slashes spending as cash inflows dwindle
China Petroleum & Chemical Corp ) is scaling back its capital expenditure this year after hefty refining losses caused net cash inflows to dwindle, forcing it to cancel and cut back expansion projects.
APCo seeks variance extension for lake releases
Appalachian Power Co. is asking federal regulators to extend a variance for releases from Smith Mountain Lake because of low water levels.
California eyes Oregon wind power
California law requires the state to get 20 percent of its electricity from renewable sources by 2010, and it is looking at Oregon's wind power industry as a way to do it.
Chevron Corp. to cede control of Hebron oil field to Exxon
Chevron Corp. , the second-largest U.S. oil company, plans to give Exxon Mobile Corp.
SDG&E wrongful-death trial continues
San Diego Gas & Electric followed Federal Aviation Administration guidelines in marking equipment that might be aviation hazards, the executive vice president of San Diego-based Sempra Energy testified today.
Cuomo: Entergy will still pay state after spinoff
New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo says Entergy Corp. has agreed to continue paying a state authority up to $72 million annually until 2014 if it's allowed to spin off its northeastern nuclear division.
Inquiry into city energy company leads to CEO's departure [4 mins ago]
An inquiry by the Oklahoma Department of Securities into Quest Resource Corp. led to the abrupt resignation of a city energy company's chairman and chief executive officer, company officials announced this ...
TNK-BP head of downstream Tony Considine resigns
MOSCOW : TNK-BP Executive Vice-President for Downstream Tony Considine resigned on Monday after five years heading the refining, trading and marketing businesses at BP's Russian venture, the company said.
Sinopec: 1H net profit down 77 pct
Asia's biggest refiner China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. said Monday that its first-half net profit fell 77 percent from a year earlier due to losses in its refining business.
Quits after Tardy Filing
Board member exits too, causing a fall from compliance with AMEX audit-committee requirements.
Precision Drilling to buy Grey Wolf: report
The deal comes after Grey Wolf shareholders in July voted against a proposed purchase of well-servicing company Basic Energy Services Inc.
