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Sunday newspaper share tips: MyCelx Technologies and Lloyds Banking Group
We round up shares tips from the Sunday newspapers. This week tipsters tackle MyCelx and the part state-owned Lloyds Banking Group.
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The Energy Department gave a terminal near Freeport, Tex., permission Friday to ship liquefied natural gas to Japan, providing a new outlet for rising U.S. production of shale gas despite qualms of environmentalists and many domestic manufacturers.
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DC firm shaking down Chevron learns lesson about poking the bear
There's been a new, and some might say long overdue twist in the ongoing saga of Ecuador's Chevron shakedown.
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Green diary rescue: Pedal power, electric cars, OFA on climate change
Every week Daily Kos diarists write dozens of environmentally related posts. Many don't get the readership they deserve.
Chevron Didn't Get Bailed Out Like ExxonMobil
As energy producers continue their balancing act between oil and natural gas production, price swings have left two of the industry's biggest producers scratching their heads.
Phillips 66's Midstream Business Is Poised For Impressive Growth
I've written extensively about the refining and chemical businesses of Phillips 66 .
Liberia's Johnson-Sirleaf defends governance record
Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf on Friday defended her government's record on good governance and transparency, following an independent audit that cast doubt on her anti-corruption efforts.
Live Oak School District and Chevron Energy Solutions Dedicate New...
On Friday, May 17, the Live Oak School District will celebrate completion of solar power installations and lighting efficiency upgrades at its six schools by dedicating a solar-shaded garden bench to the late Bernard "Barney" Bricmont, former member of the Live Oak School District Board and long-time supporter of solar and sustainability projects ... (more)
No-show judge bolsters Chevron's attack on $19 billion judgment
The former Ecuadorian judge who signed his name to a $19 billion environmental judgment against Chevron in February 2011 failed to show up to testify about whether he really wrote it on Thursday.
With the public increasingly worried about oil spills, aboriginal groups calling for an Arctic drilling moratorium, and the oil industry keen as ever to tap northern deposits, oil-spill response preparedness was a big topic of discussion at the Arctic Council meeting in Sweden this week.
EXCLUSIVE-US approval of BP refinery sale to Tesoro seen imminent
Independent western U.S. refiner Tesoro Corp may take ownership of BP Plc's 240,000 barrel per day refinery in Carson, California, as early as June 1, sources familiar with the transaction said on Thursday.
COLUMN-Enhanced recovery will anchor oil prices below $100: Kemp
Enhanced oil recovery techniques could boost U.S. domestic oil production by 4 million barrels per day for 50 years, while storing all the emissions from 93 large coal-fired power plants, at a price of just $85 per barrel, according to an estimate published by the U.S. Department of Energy.
Kinder Morgan pipeline clears early hurdle
Work on a section of Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline near Jasper. Some sections of the route are already twinned.
Chevron says Argentina has world's No. 2 shale oil resources
A shale oil drilling rig in the Patagonian region of Argentina, home of the 7.4-million-acre Vaca Muerta shale field.
These 4 Refiners Are Still Cheap
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Judge faults government's 'abusive' tactics against Chevron in Elk Hills lawsuit
A federal judge has ruled that the U.S. Department of Energy owes Chevron Corp. unspecified damages in a years-old contract dispute over $37 billion in petroleum deposits at the prolific Elk Hills oil field in northwestern Kern County.
BP Looks Cheap, But A Lot Of Improvements Have To Come Through
The energy sector has been in a rut for a while now. Despite some decent one-off performances, energy screens as one of the worst performers over the year-to-date, one-year, three-year, and five-year periods.
Who benefits when natural gas prices rise?
Workers tend to a well head during a hydraulic fracturing operation at a gas well outside Rifle, in western Colorado.
I attended the forum on “fracking” on May 6, where I learned that California has very different geology — that our oil is much thicker and deeper and may require the injection of more toxic diluents to pump it to the surface.
Angola LNG fire mars latest start-up attempt
The Soyo LNG tanker, which was expected to take on one of Angola's first cargoes for export, entered the facility on April 16 but sailed out of the port again two days after the fire.