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ConocoPhillips CEO James Mulva Tuesday called on Congress to pass a comprehensive energy bill that deals with all sources of energy, not just the politically popular alternative energy and renewable fuels.

Executives from Russia’s Gazprom visited Alaska last Monday to meet with the state’s Department of Natural Resources, ConocoPhillips CEO James Mulva and representatives of Arctic Slope Regional Corp. to offer assistance with natural gas development.

Executives from Russia’s Gazprom visited Alaska Monday to meet with the state’s Department of Natural Resources, ConocoPhillips CEO James Mulva and representatives of Arctic Slope Regional Corp. to offer assistance with natural gas development.

The “emotional stage” of the current crisis over skyrocketing oil prices is easing, New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) CEO James Newsome said during an earnings conference call last Thursday, and he expects to see more generalized energy measures proposed when Congress returns from its August recess.

The “emotional stage” of the current crisis over skyrocketing oil prices is easing, New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) CEO James Newsome said during an earnings conference call Thursday, and he expects to see more generalized energy measures proposed when Congress returns from its August recess.

ConocoPhillips CEO James Mulva called on fellow energy executives last week to embrace climate change policies because federal legislation “may be just a year or two away.” And the United States, he said, has to take a more active role worldwide to build a consensus.

ConocoPhillips CEO James Mulva Tuesday called on fellow energy executives to embrace climate change policies because federal legislation “may be just a year or two away.” The United States, he added, also has to take a more active role in global climate change to build a consensus.

James Yardley, president of El Paso Pipeline Group, told a Houston audience last week “it’s an absolutely terrific time to be in our business.” But while times may be good for natural gas pipeliners, they are not without their challenges, which Yardley enumerated.

James Yardley, president of El Paso Pipeline Group, told a Houston audience Monday “it’s an absolutely terrific time to be in our business.” But while times may be good for natural gas pipeliners, they are not without their challenges, which Yardley enumerated.