At least one member of the state’s trade delegation who helped negotiate the deal—a gas industry executive—was also working to help his private company on the trip.
A proposed natural gas pipeline is uniting Oregonians across the political spectrum.
Sunoco Pipeline will now resume construction activities after receiving a $12.6 million civil penalty for violating construction permits for its Mariner East 2 pipeline project.
The U.S. is projected to see growth in energy exports as a result of increased energy efficiency, new electricity generation, and a continued projected growth in the production of liquids and natural gas.
A study of a blowout site in the Netherlands offers safety lessons for natural gas fields around the world.
Increases in toxic ozone and benzene gases as a result of fracking pose a threat to our air quality.
Even on a good day, Southern California's natural gas infrastructure is a major greenhouse gas emitter.
Meet the man who provided the first estimations of the Porter Ranch gas leak.
The federal government's new moratorium on mining leases is just one of many setbacks for Big Coal.
Empty the grounds, add some lye ... hey, you've got a methane trap going.
A study finds that economic recession led to an 11-percent decline in carbon emissions, which could spell trouble for the future.
The Obama administration maintains that the proposed international trade agreement would be good for the American people and the economy, but there's a reason all negotiations have been shrouded in secrecy.
That means monitoring historically inactive areas, such as north central Texas, the way we now monitor earthquake-happy California.
Just-announced regulations take a step toward ensuring safer and more transparent fracking methods.
A Pennsylvania gas company offers residents cash to buy protection from any claims of harm.
In Ohio, where gas drilling is booming and toxic waste abundant, legislators acted modestly to address concerns about public safety.
In Pennsylvania, opponents of gas drilling say regulators are slow and unprepared in responding to air quality complaints.
It's a veiled stimulus plan to bring back fossil-fuel jobs.
A spiderweb of natural gas sites is making it harder for the antelope to roam.
As humble guar gum illustrates, the economics of producing more fossil fuels won't automatically result in lower prices, nor will increased protections necessarily mean big price increases.
Researchers find that harmful methane leaks into the air at twice the amounts estimated by the EPA.
Oil companies and governments around the world are examining how to uncage huge amounts of methane gas locked up in undersea ice.
European experiences offer hints as to whether high seismicity in the U.S. oil patch is related to new gas extraction methods.