Gas – Feb 14
Russia warns BP may lose Siberian gas licence
Evaluation of Russian natural gas resources
Activists shut down construction of LNG terminal
Russia warns BP may lose Siberian gas licence
Evaluation of Russian natural gas resources
Activists shut down construction of LNG terminal
Shell president “shocked at how many people believe in peak oil”
Cheap oil to last, “doomsday” fears overblown says Maugeri of Eni SpA (Italian oil)
Chevron CEO calls for US to triple ethanol use
Exxon-Mobil’s Tillterson: focus on meeting oil/gas demand
Chevron CEO wants national regs for GHG
Global warming: Get used to it
Nature: Lifting the taboo on adaptation
Investors turn up heat over carbon emissions
Call for shareholder votes on climate change
Push for new climate treaty intensifies
The Giant Sucking Sound, Revisited
Let Us Be Human: Peak Oil
CERA Report outlines energy scenarios
Change required in Madison
Oil industry finds hot rock resource
Canadian Oil Industry Fears Possible Tax Increase, Enviro Controls
WorleyParsons’ Canadian Play
As scientists sound daily alarms about the dire consequences of global warming, Americans are asking one question: What can we do about it? The American Solar Energy Society (ASES) has an answer: Deploy clean energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies now!
Business schools are going green
How to get Wall Street to hug a tree
WSJ on renewables and energy
The Economist: High energy
Russian about going nowhere
Venezuela tries to attract nore oil rigs
Shell commercial: No easy oil any more
Oil companies open up at CERA conference
Exxon Mobil warms up to climate issue
Exxon Mobil has no more doubts on warming
Aramco chief – make fossil fuels ‘cleaner’
Big Oil cautious about clean-energy spending
Oil workers targeted as Nigeria violence grows
Peru’s Amazon oil deals denounced
Mixing oil and water
Oil Search, Exxon drop Papua New Guinea gas gipeline
Shell president says energy abounds
Exxon and Shell see profits rocket
As part of a public relations outreach effort to improve their image on climate change, Exxon Mobil invited a half-dozen or so green-shaded bloggers to a conference call with their Vice President of Public Affairs.