President-elect Donald Trump is considering North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum to be his new "energy tsar", the Financial Times reported on Friday.
Burgum is Trump's preferred candidate for the role, the newspaper reported citing people familiar with the discussions, adding that former energy secretary Dan Brouillette is also a contender.
The new energy tsar role and its powers are not yet finalized, the FT reported.
The U.S. Interior Department reported that federal revenue from energy production in public lands and water fell 10% to $16.4…
Pampa Energia, a natural gas producer in Argentina, announced on Thursday that it plans to invest $1.5billion between 2025…
Halliburton missed analysts' expectations for the third quarter profit on Thursday as a slowdown of drilling activity in…
U.S. authorities have arrested a Turkish man who they allege was trying to violate sanctions by transporting oil from Venezuela…
The Dutch and British wholesale prices of gas rose slightly Tuesday morning due to a weak wind and in anticipation of what should be a close U.S.
The Finance Ministry reported on Tuesday that the proceeds from oil and natural gas sales to Russia's federal government…
Chevron Corp. beat Wall Street expectations for the third quarter profit on Friday. However, its earnings dropped from a previous year.
Dutch and British wholesale prices for gas rose on Friday morning due to a weaker wind production. Meanwhile, the Slovak…
Vladimir Vladimirov, the local governor of Stavropol in southern Russia, said that a drone had crashed on an oil storage depot.
Coterra Energy, a U.S. oil-and-gas producer, missed Wall Street's expectations for the third quarter profit on Thursday because…
The CEO of Spanish oil firm Repsol confirmed on Thursday the group's forecast for payouts to shareholders despite a nearly…
Shell announced on Thursday that it had exceeded the forecasted profits for the third quarter by 12%. This was due to higher LNG sales…
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