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.
Baker Hughes, a leading energy services company, said that the U.S. firms have cut back on the number of natural gas and…
The U.S. judge overseeing an auction of shares in a Citgo Petroleum parent to pay Venezuela-linked creditors on Wednesday…
TC Energy announced on Tuesday that it expects its core profit in 2025 to be between C$10.7 and C$10.9 Billion, higher than…
The return to service of BP's BP.L Whiting, Indiana refinery has been delayed, industry sources said.BP started the planned…
Almost five years ago, BP embarked on an ambitious attempt to transform itself from an oil company into a business focused on low-carbon power.
According to data provided by financial firm LSEG, the amount of gas going to seven large U.S. liquefied gas export plants…
A survey by the Norwegian National Statistics Office (SSB) showed that investment in oil and gas projects in Norway will reach a new record in 2018.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration announced on Wednesday that both U.S. oil production and global oil output are…
Geoffrey Hebertson told attendees of an energy conference organized by the Federal Reserve Banks of Dallas & Kansas City…
Alstom, the French train manufacturer, beat expectations on Wednesday for its cash position half-year. This was due to increased…
French grid operator RTE stated on Wednesday that France's power output could be at its highest level in two decades, due…
The Dutch and British wholesale gas prices fell on Wednesday morning as profit-taking and Slovakia's SPP announced that it…
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