Chevron to brief U.S. regulators on Brazilian oil spill
Chevron Corp. will brief U.S. offshore drilling regulators about its recent oil spill near the coast of Brazil, a top Obama administration official said today. More »
BP, Transocean & Halliburton face more citations in Gulf spill
The federal government is set to issue new citations against BP, Transocean and Halliburton for alleged safety and environmental violations in connection with the 2010 Gulf oil spill. More »
ExxonMobil campus and new homes driving hotel development
The developer of Springwoods Village plans to sell at least four sites to hotel developers, adding hundreds of rooms and a small hotel “sub-market” to the master-planned community about 30 miles north of downtown Houston. More »
Anadarko doubles estimate for natural gas discovery in Mozambique
Results from its latest appraisal well in offshore Mozambique led Anadarko to increase the estimated amount of recoverable natural gas to 15 to 30 trillion cubic feet. More »
Seaway pipeline creates contango with oil glut
Enbridge Inc. and Enterprise Products Partners LP haven’t just reversed the way benchmark oil flows in the U.S. They also changed the price relationship in the futures market by creating a temporary glut in the main delivery point for crude contracts. More »
Sherron Watkins has a story to tell and tell again
For Sherron Watkins, telling the story of Enron’s downfall never seems to get old. More »
GM will offer loaner cars to Chevy Volt drivers
General Motors announced today that it would offer loaner cars to Chevrolet Volt owners to alleviate any concerns about potential fires in the all-electric car. More »
What you can find from Enron on eBay?
Houston might have moved on from the Enron collapse, but there might be few hoping to scoop up some Enron collectibles — maybe for Christmas. More »
Supreme Court may throw out penalty against Southern Union
The Supreme Court will consider throwing out an $18 million penalty against Texas-based Southern Union Co. for illegally storing mercury at a rundown building in Rhode Island. More »
Gingrich fuels the fantasy of U.S. energy independence
Last week, the Republican presidential candidates held yet another debate, this one focused on foreign policy. Unfortunately, Newt Gingrich took the opportunity to further confuse voters about the state of U.S. oil supplies and to trot out once again the ridiculous notion of U.S. independence from oil imports. More »
Hers is a picture of survival
In the hours before they were laid off from Enron Corp., Meredith Moore and her colleagues sat by their desks wrapping Christmas presents. More »
Where are the faces of the Enron trial?
Prosecutors brought various criminal charges against about three dozen executives and employees of Enron and firms that did business with it, and the accounting firm that audited its books. More »
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