European Investment Bank will limit funding of coal-fired power plants
EU financial body follows World Bank in announcing that coal-fired power projects will receive less funding.
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EU financial body follows World Bank in announcing that coal-fired power projects will receive less funding.
Workers at US coal miner Drummond form picket line outside company’s operations. Strike effects global coal prices.
WGPSN awarded major contract to support ExxonMobil’s PNG LNG operations.
Mexico’s oil and gas giant Pemex has confirmed that Gasoductos del Noreste has signed a contract for the construction of a new gas pipeline in northern Mexico.
Nexans has been awarded a major contract by OneSubsea (a Cameron & Schlumberger company) to design, manufacture and supply an integrated power umbilical solution for ExxonMobil’s oilfield development in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico.
Peabody Energy has announces Australian job cuts as second quarter earnings fall.
Hargreaves Services plans to restart production at five coal mines in Scotland, which were acquired in a £8.4 million deal.
Authorities in Michigan, USA have arrested eight people who are part of a protest that's attempting to block Enbridge Inc. from building a replacement oil pipeline across the state into southwestern Ontario.
Preliminary results of a study conducted by the US Department of Energy show no evidence of water pollution caused by chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing.
The evolving market for subsea architecture and pipeline insulation coatings: why, even in challenging economic times, operators are focusing less on economics and more on project-specific environmental-related concerns.
World Bank looks to address climate change, will limit financing of coal power generation projects to “rare circumstances.”
Chancellor, George Osborne has outlined a series of tax breaks aimed at encouraging investment in the UK’s burgeoning shale gas industry.