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Energy Quote of the Day: ‘Make Available Nearly 80 Percent of the...
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An ancient fern whose growth was influential in cooling the planet after an earlier runaway warming period is being studied around the world for everything from a food source to a filter to a possible...
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At Hercules Offshore, our goal is to be the preferred offshore drilling and liftboat company for all stakeholders including potential employees. We have the highest quality workforce in the industry to...
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Christopher A. Smith Confirmed as Assistant Secretary for Fossil Energy
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Energy Quote of the Day: ‘Make Available Nearly 80 Percent of the...
The Obama administration has released plans to open up the US Atlantic coast to offshore oil drilling for the first time. Drilling in the Atlantic had been banned for decades, but the ban expired in...
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DOI Proposes Additional Regulations For Exploratory Drilling Offshore Alaska
The DOI has proposed additional regulations for exploratory drilling in the Alaska OCS to ensure that operators implement necessary measures – including integrated operations and spill-response plans –...
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Just a few days shy of five years after the Deepwater Horizon explosion that killed 11 people and spilled nearly 5 million barrels of oil in to the Gulf of Mexico, the Obama administration has proposed...
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Low Oil Prices Create Opportunity For Forward-Thinking Upstream Companies
The oil industry has seen many booms and busts in its history, and it’s common in times of low oil prices for companies to face significant pressure to cut spending. This can lead to production...
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Public Resources And The Public Good
The U.S. Interior Department is out with its Economic Report for Fiscal Year 2014 – which doesn’t sound like it would be a whole lot of fun reading. But the report actually contains some pretty...
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