Drilling & production

Slowing economies, the rise in shale gas and tightening of emissions regulations will affect the coal industry. However, there remain opportunities for positive growth across the globe.

The API has congratulated Ernest Moniz on his Senate confirmation to become Secretary of the Department of Energy, urging him to quickly approve LNG export projects.

GDF SUEZ has signed a JV agreement with Sempra Energy, Mitsubishi and Mitsui for the Cameron LNG project.

Australia’s resource sector investments expected to reach a record AU$85 billion in 2013

Glencore Xstrata stops development of Balaclava Island coal export terminal in response to weak market conditions.

Glencore Xstrata stops development of Balaclava Island coal export terminal in response to weak market conditions.

Colombia’s energy sector is going through a crucial period in time that will define its position in the global market.

Recent improvements in the terms offered for oil and gas exploration and production (E&P) in Myanmar signal a clear resolve to attract foreign investment.

Singapore’s LNG terminal has started its first commercial operations.

BG Group has signed binding agreements with CNOOC for the sale of additional interests in the Queensland Curtis LNG project in Australia for US$ 1.93 billion and for the supply of an additional 5 million tpy of LNG.

ExxonMobil Corp. is commencing development of the Julia oilfield in the Gulf of Mexico.

Glencore and Xstrata complete merger to create natural resources giant.

In a new report from the IEA Clean Coal Centre, Kyle Nicol, reviews the technical and economic considerations of enhancements in particulate control for pulverised coal combustion plants over the last decade.

US coal companies are expecting a better year as a long winter and higher gas prices boost demand.

Gregory Boyce, chairmand and CEO of Peabody Energy highlighted a positive outlook for 2013 at the company’s annual shareholder meeting in Gillette, Wyoming.