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Okla. death shows lack of understanding of tank hazards

BY MIKE SORAGHAN | 09/18/2015 07:53 AM EDT

U.S. production hits a downward slope as prices stay low

BY NATHANIAL GRONEWOLD | 09/17/2015 08:48 AM EDT

Much-loved investment tool for renewables is oil’s latest victim

BY SAQIB RAHIM | 09/16/2015 07:28 AM EDT

Five-year lease puts Shell’s drilling future firmly in Interior’s hands

BY MARGARET KRIZ HOBSON | 09/15/2015 07:18 AM EDT

How shale oil can kill

BY MIKE SORAGHAN | 09/14/2015 06:36 AM EDT

Exelon’s Quad Cities plant gets lifeline under PJM performance rules

BY JEFFREY TOMICH | 09/11/2015 08:08 AM EDT

America’s national labs seek a new ally: the neighbors

BY DAVID FERRIS | 09/10/2015 07:43 AM EDT

Can India fill ‘China-shaped hole’ in global markets?

BY SAQIB RAHIM | 09/09/2015 07:36 AM EDT

W.Va. shale fields fertile ground for nuisance lawsuits

BY ELLEN M. GILMER | 09/09/2015 07:36 AM EDT

Bay eschews politics, embraces analytics as FERC chairman

BY ROD KUCKRO | 09/08/2015 07:18 AM EDT

Industry hardened by Katrina girds for landscape changed by climate

BY EMILY HOLDEN | 09/08/2015 07:18 AM EDT

Mandates in Colo., Wyo. didn’t prevent job growth

BY MIKE SORAGHAN | 08/28/2015 06:58 AM EDT

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Much-loved investment tool for renewables is oil’s latest victim

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Exelon’s Quad Cities plant gets lifeline under PJM performance rules

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W.Va. shale fields fertile ground for nuisance lawsuits

Bay eschews politics, embraces analytics as FERC chairman

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Mandates in Colo., Wyo. didn’t prevent job growth

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A White House official helped an oil company advance its projects. Now she’ll lead its DC office.

Dems sharpen attack on post-midterm target: Trump’s mineral deals

Moore inks solar deal to double Maryland’s renewable power portfolio

Okla. death shows lack of understanding of tank hazards

U.S. production hits a downward slope as prices stay low

Much-loved investment tool for renewables is oil’s latest victim

Five-year lease puts Shell’s drilling future firmly in Interior’s hands

How shale oil can kill

Exelon’s Quad Cities plant gets lifeline under PJM performance rules

America’s national labs seek a new ally: the neighbors

Can India fill ‘China-shaped hole’ in global markets?

W.Va. shale fields fertile ground for nuisance lawsuits

Bay eschews politics, embraces analytics as FERC chairman

Industry hardened by Katrina girds for landscape changed by climate

Mandates in Colo., Wyo. didn’t prevent job growth

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