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May 15 2013 00:03 BST
Transport: Virginia port shows transport pressures
On the waterfront in the port of Lamberts Point, Virginia, the activity is more intense than for several years. Two machines, owned by Norfolk Southern (NS), one of two big railroads in the eastern US, haul railcars two at a time up to a big rotating drum. With a suddenBy Robert Wright
May 15 2013 00:03 BST
US shale: Better drilling techniques line road to profit
The cure for high prices is high prices. That venerable folk wisdom of the commodity markets has been put to the test in the US oil industry over the past decade, and earned only partial vindication. High oil prices have made possible a spectacular renaissance of the US oil industry,By Ed Crooks
Jan 28 2013 20:47 GMT
Hess rows upstream to focus on shale
Hess is to sell its oil terminals and shut its refinery to focus on US exploration and production in areas such as North Dakota's Bakken shale. The US oil and gas company also revealed on Monday that Elliott Associates, the hedge fund, had sent a letter on Friday saying itBy Ed Crooks in New York
Jan 27 2013 21:30 GMT
Shale gas boom now visible from space
Oil companies at the heart of the US shale oil boom are burning off enough gas to power all the homes in Chicago and Washington combined in a practice causing growing concern about the waste of resources and damage to the environment. The volume of unwanted gas being flared offBy Ajay Makan in London and Ed Crooks in New York
Jan 17 2013 17:09 GMT
US well-placed for shale revolution
If they ever make a movie about how the US is shifting from energy importer to potential exporter, some craggy character actor will need to play Henry Bakken. It was on the North Dakota homesteader's land in the 1950s that the transformation in US energy fortunes arguably started with the
Dec 02 2012 19:31 GMT
'Saudi America' hopes unlikely to be met
"Saudi America", they are calling it: the boom in US oil production that on some forecasts will make the country a net exporter of crude by the end of the decade. It is an exciting prospect, promising dramatic growth for the companies able to capitalise on it. Enthusiasts for America'sBy Ed Crooks
Mar 14 2012 18:31 GMT
US oil producers fight pipeline request
North American oil producers are squaring up to a pipeline venture over a project that could ease dislocations in crude markets. At issue is the reversal of the Seaway pipeline to run from the oversupplied central US to refineries near the Gulf of Mexico. Enbridge and Enterprise Products Partners, Seaway'sBy Gregory Meyer in New York
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