12.01.15

EPA approves lower ethanol increase in U.S. fuel supply than 2007 law

The Obama administration is requiring more ethanol be blended into the country's gasoline compared to an earlier proposal, but the increase was widely criticized by renewable fuel and corn producers...

 

11.25.15

Time to lift the crude oil export ban

US Senator John Hoeven (MT): "Lifting the U.S. ban on crude oil exports is a smart move that will benefit not only North Dakota, but also our nation and our allies."

 

11.16.15

Emphasize market-driven climate approach

When Obama administration representatives arrive in Paris for upcoming global climate discussions, they should emphasize the successful market-driven approach that helped the US lead the world in reducing greenhouse gas emissions...

 

11.11.15

Oil exports worked for Alaska, and will for the Lower 48

What was true for Alaska in the 1990s is equally true today for crude oil produced from our country's prolific shale formations. Removing the United States' outdated ban on crude oil exports will help grow our economy

 

11.09.15

Analysis: Polarized politics dictated Obama Keystone call

"I don't think this is a decision based of facts. I think it's a decision based on politics," Democratic Sen. Heidi Heitkamp.

 

11.03.15

American Voters Are Overwhelmingly Pro-Energy

One year before Election Day, 71 percent of voters say they are more likely to support a candidate who supports producing more oil and natural gas...

 

10.27.15

Most Colorado voters back more oil and gas development, survey finds

Sixty-eight percent of registered Colorado voters said they were more likely to back a candidate who supports developing more oil and gas, a survey commissioned by the Colorado Petroleum Council found.

 

10.26.15

United Arab Emirates plans to increase crude oil and natural gas production

Using EOR techniques, the United Arab Emirates government plans to expand oil production 30% by 2020.

 

10.13.15

Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania combine efforts on gas drilling

Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania have agreed to cooperate - rather than compete - in attracting shale-gas development and jobs to their region over the next three years.

 

10.12.15

House OKs lifting 40-year-old US ban on oil exports

Defying a White House veto threat, the Republican-controlled House on Friday approved a bill to lift a 40-year-old U.S. ban on crude oil exports.