With Louisiana and Texas communities and businesses facing substantial losses after Hurricane Laura, charitable efforts by the oil and gas industry and beyond are providing a helping hand. Cheniere Energy Inc., the largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporter in the United States, pledged $1 million to local organizations that are supporting relief efforts. The donation…
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Houstonians, Energy Sector Step Up Relief for Harvey Victims
A steady stream of donations from the energy sector and around the world continued to roll in on Friday, as the Gulf Coast bears the brunt of what may be the most costly natural disaster in U.S. history.
Energy Sector Directing Millions to Gulf Coast Hurricane Relief Efforts
The devastation from Hurricane Harvey will be difficult to overcome, but the energy industry is making an effort to ease the pain by donating money and time to relief efforts along the Gulf Coast.
Harvey’s Wrath Draws Millions in Relief from Energy Sector and Beyond
The devastation from Hurricane Harvey will be difficult to overcome, but the energy industry is making an effort to ease the pain by donating money and time to relief efforts along the Gulf Coast.
SoCalGas Pinpoints Leaking Well, But Multi-Month Timetable Remains
The Christmas weekend brought mixed news for Southern California Gas Co.’s (SoCalGas) efforts to contain a two-month-old natural gas well leak at its Aliso Canyon underground storage field 40 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles.
Canada Considering Relaxing Offshore Relief Well Requirement
As the 2010 BP plc Macondo well blowout in the Gulf of Mexico fades from memory, Canadian authorities say they are willing to consider dropping a decades-old safety requirement for the next northern offshore drilling campaign.
Ice Road Energy Truckers Getting Permafrost Parkway to Beaufort Beaches
A revival of offshore drilling in the Arctic has emerged as an industrial user for a “roads-to-resources” development that Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper launched this week on the Mackenzie Delta in the Northwest Territories (NWT).
Western U.S. to Bake Through Summer’s End, WSI Says
Most of the United States — and particularly parts of Texas and the Northeast — can expect above-normal temperatures through October, but the Southeast may see some relief from the worst of summer heat, according to forecasters at Weather Services International (WSI). The forecaster also trimmed the number of tropical storms it expects to form in the Atlantic Basin this year.
Range Backed in Pennsylvania Lease Extension Case
A Pennsylvania judge has ruled against a Lycoming County landowner who had argued an oil and gas lease could not be extended because he was not aware of an extension clause.
Onshore Market Challenged Through 2013, Says Halliburton
A continued overcapacity in land pressure pumping services, as well as no relief in natural gas pricing, will impact Halliburton Co.’s North American business again this year, CEO Dave Lesar said Friday.