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PG&E to Pay Debts With Victim Fund
PG&E also says its hands are tied by a clause included in the settlement with wildfire victims that won bankruptcy court approval three months ago.
Energy
Pipeline Review Ordered
Energy
Wisconsin Refinery Rebuilding Halted
Energy
Virus Rekindles Oil Spill Memories
Energy
US Panel Approves Pipeline
Energy
Oil Lease Bidding Drops
Bids are the lowest since gulf-wide sales began in August 2017 — and lower than any sale since 1993 for the productive central Gulf.
Energy
Halliburton Furloughs 3,500 Workers
It will last up to 60 days as oil prices sink.
Energy
Court Approves PG&E's Bankruptcy
The milestone reached during an unusual court hearing held by phone moves PG&E closer to its goal of emerging from one of the most complex bankruptcy cases in U.S. history.
Energy
Japan Nuke Reactor Taken Offline
Kyushu Electric aims to fulfill the requirement and complete other necessary safety measures and restart the reactor by the end of this year.
Energy
Gas Dips by 15 Cents
Gas prices could continue to fall as demand shrinks amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Energy
Pipeline to Pay $60M
The spill blackened popular beaches for miles, killed or fouled hundred of seabirds, seals and other wildlife and hurt tourism and fishing.
Energy
Montana, Navajo Reach Deal
The mine shut down briefly in October when the dispute over sovereignty first emerged.
Energy
The Oil Shock of 2020 is Here
The pain could be wide and deep.
Energy
$143M Explosions Settlement Approved
The settlement's approval comes days after Columbia Gas of Massachusetts pleaded guilty to causing the explosions.
Energy
Firm Starts Prep for Keystone XL
But opponents await a judge's ruling on their request to block any work.
Energy
PG&E Settles Key Wildfire Battle
Investors cheered the news too, as PG&E's stock surged 10% Tuesday to close at $13.90.
Energy
Senate Energy Bill Falls Apart
It was supposed to be a bipartisan moment for the Senate.
Energy
Gas Company Pleads Guilty
Columbia Gas of Massachusetts will pay a $53 million fine, the largest criminal fine ever imposed under the pipeline safety law.
Energy
Global Impact of Oil Market Meltdown
A clash of two oil titans - Saudi Arabia and Russia - is sending shock waves through energy markets.
Energy
Oil Plunges 25% Amid Virus
The turmoil in the oil markets caused share prices to plunge in the Middle East and in Asia.
Energy
Disputed Pipeline Moves Forward
The Canadian company is forging ahead with plans to begin construction work next year on the tunnel.
Energy
VA Moves on Sweeping Energy Bill
The bill, which lays out a path towards net zero carbon emissions, is expected to pass.
Energy
OPEC Calls for Big Production Cut
The proposal assumes that non-member allies like major producer Russia, who will take up the proposal Friday, will agree to the cuts.
Home
Fastenal Pilots Electric Truck Program
The company is using electric trucks to service its branches in the Los Angeles metro area.
Home
Japan Opens Off-Limits Nuclear Town
All 7,000 people in the town of Futaba were forced to evacuate when three reactors at a nearby nuclear plant melted down after being damaged by a magnitude 9. 0 earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011.
Energy
Exxon Outlines Emissions Plan
Some environmental advocates see Exxon's move as a rebuke of President Donald Trump's Environmental Protection Agency, which in August proposed relaxing regulations on methane emissions.
Operations
Chevron Looks to Trim US Workforce
Plummeting prices and oversupply have sent the oil & gas market into the red.
Home
Polar Bears Tool Ineffective
The new study suggests that thermal imaging used by oil exploration companies to detect polar bears in dens works less than half the time.
Energy
Developer to Grow Offshore Wind Industry
Ørsted is looking for ways to better monitor the movements of whales near wind farms, and ideas for reducing noise when turbines are installed.
Energy
VA Pushes to Save 'Clean' Coal Plant
The plant would have to close in 2030 unless it can demonstrate an 83 percent reduction in carbon emissions through capture and sequestration, a lofty goal.
Energy
Feds Reject Removal of 4 US Dams
Feds say this approach would destabilize the power grid.
Energy
US Considers Oilfield Water Recycling
But environmental groups fear the Trump administration will use the project to allow businesses to offload hazardous wastewater in ways that threaten drinking water sources.
Energy
Regulators Oppose Coal Merger
The loss of competition would likely raise energy prices for consumers, according to the complaint.
