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    • The sign of a Chevron gas station is pictured in Encinitas, California
      Chevron appeals Brazil ban, seeks oil field restart Jeb Blount - Reuters - 4 hrs ago

      RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Chevron , the No. 2 U.S. oil company, has appealed against an injunction banning it and its drilling contractor Transocean Ltd from operating … More »Chevron appeals Brazil ban, seeks oil field restart

      The sign of a Chevron gas station is pictured in Encinitas, California

      RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Chevron , the No. 2 U.S. oil company, has appealed against an injunction banning it and its drilling contractor Transocean Ltd from operating in Brazil while civil and criminal charges over an oil spill last November are judged. The company is also looking to restart output at the site of the …

    • A lit sign at Chevron's oil refinery in Richmond, California is seen through a window after a large fire erupted earlier in the evening
      Chevron appeals Brazil ban, seeks to restart closed field output Reuters - 7 hrs ago

      RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Chevron , the No. 2 U.S. oil company, said on Thursday it filed an appeal against an injunction banning the company and its drilling contractor … More »Chevron appeals Brazil ban, seeks to restart closed field output

      A lit sign at Chevron's oil refinery in Richmond, California is seen through a window after a large fire erupted earlier in the evening

      RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Chevron , the No. 2 U.S. oil company, said on Thursday it filed an appeal against an injunction banning the company and its drilling contractor Transocean Ltd. from operating in Brazil while civil and criminal charges over a November oil spill are judged. The company is also actively seeking to …

    • News Summary: Chevron sued over refinery fire By The Associated Press - AP - 8 hrs ago

      LAWSUIT FILED: Nine people have sued Chevron Corp. over a California refinery fire that sent thousands to hospitals with respiratory issues and contributed to higher … More »News Summary: Chevron sued over refinery fire

      LAWSUIT FILED: Nine people have sued Chevron Corp. over a California refinery fire that sent thousands to hospitals with respiratory issues and contributed to higher gasoline prices on the West Coast.

    • People affected by refinery fire sue Chevron AP - 8 hrs ago

      Nine people have sued Chevron Corp. over a California refinery fire that sent thousands to hospitals with respiratory issues and contributed to higher gasoline prices … More »People affected by refinery fire sue Chevron

      Nine people have sued Chevron Corp. over a California refinery fire that sent thousands to hospitals with respiratory issues and contributed to higher gasoline prices on the West Coast.

    • EPA Oks rules to reduce Nevada coal plant haze AP - 9 hrs ago

      The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has approved rules to reduce emissions from a coal-fired power plant outside Las Vegas, despite calls by Senate Majority Leader … More »EPA Oks rules to reduce Nevada coal plant haze

      The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has approved rules to reduce emissions from a coal-fired power plant outside Las Vegas, despite calls by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to shut it down.

    • Coal-powered Republican candidates go to war with EPA in battleground states The Daily Caller - 9 hrs ago

      The EPA’s “war on coal” has become a major campaign talking point for Republicans in Senate battleground states. More »Coal-powered Republican candidates go to war with EPA in battleground states

      The EPA’s “war on coal” has become a major campaign talking point for Republicans in Senate battleground states.

    • EPA signs rule to cut haze in Big Sky Country By MATTHEW BROWN and MATT VOLZ - AP - 9 hrs ago

      Federal regulators have approved a new measure meant to help turn Montana's Big Sky Country into Clear Sky Country by forcing industrial plants to cut pollutants that … More »EPA signs rule to cut haze in Big Sky Country

      Federal regulators have approved a new measure meant to help turn Montana's Big Sky Country into Clear Sky Country by forcing industrial plants to cut pollutants that make hazy skies over national parks and wilderness areas.

    • Georgia Power starts consumer site on solar energy AP - 13 hrs ago

      Georgia Power has launched a new consumer website as part of the company's solar energy initiatives. The site, found at www.georgiapower.com/solar, is intended to help … More »Georgia Power starts consumer site on solar energy

      Georgia Power has launched a new consumer website as part of the company's solar energy initiatives. The site, found at www.georgiapower.com/solar, is intended to help business and residential consumers decide whether solar energy is "right for them," according to the company's Wednesday announcement.

    • The Chevron corporate logo is seen at a Chevron gas station in Washington
      Subsea 7 wins $600 mln Chevron contract in Africa Reuters - 23 hrs ago

      OSLO (Reuters) - Norwegian offshore engineer Subsea 7 won a $600 million contract from Chevron Overseas Congo Ltd for development work at the Lianzi field offshore Congo … More »Subsea 7 wins $600 mln Chevron contract in Africa

      The Chevron corporate logo is seen at a Chevron gas station in Washington

      OSLO (Reuters) - Norwegian offshore engineer Subsea 7 won a $600 million contract from Chevron Overseas Congo Ltd for development work at the Lianzi field offshore Congo and Angola, it said on Thursday.

    • Gary Johnson is pictured in a field of milo sorghum on his farm in Waukomis, Okla, Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2012. The government is on the verge of approving sorghum, a grain mainly used as livestock feed, to make a cleaner version of ethanol. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)
      EPA to approve grain sorghum for cleaner ethanol By BLAKE NICHOLSON - AP - Wed, Aug 15, 2012

      The government is on the verge of approving a grain mainly used as livestock feed to make a cleaner version of ethanol. More »EPA to approve grain sorghum for cleaner ethanol

      Gary Johnson is pictured in a field of milo sorghum on his farm in Waukomis, Okla, Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2012. The government is on the verge of approving sorghum, a grain mainly used as livestock feed, to make a cleaner version of ethanol. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)

      The government is on the verge of approving a grain mainly used as livestock feed to make a cleaner version of ethanol.

    • Don’t Forget to Flush Your Solar-Powered Toilet Takepart.com - Wed, Aug 15, 2012

      A lot of people are betting on solar energy being the path to a cleaner future and Bill Gates is betting the toilet of the future for the developing world—and perhaps … More »Don’t Forget to Flush Your Solar-Powered Toilet

      A lot of people are betting on solar energy being the path to a cleaner future and Bill Gates is betting the toilet of the future for the developing world—and perhaps all of us—will be solar powered, reports Reuters.

    • Coal companies shares fall on low gas prices AP - Wed, Aug 15, 2012

      Shares of some coal companies fell Wednesday as a drop in the price of natural gas futures heightened the competition between the two energy sectors for customers. More »Coal companies shares fall on low gas prices

      Shares of some coal companies fell Wednesday as a drop in the price of natural gas futures heightened the competition between the two energy sectors for customers.

    • News Summary: Probe looks for refinery spark By The Associated Press - AP - Wed, Aug 15, 2012

      IGNITION SOURCE: Investigators probing the cause of a blaze at Chevron's Richmond refinery in Northern California are looking at heaters and responding emergency vehicles … More »News Summary: Probe looks for refinery spark

      IGNITION SOURCE: Investigators probing the cause of a blaze at Chevron's Richmond refinery in Northern California are looking at heaters and responding emergency vehicles as possible ignition sources for the huge vapor cloud that spewed from a leaky pipe.

    • In this undated photo released by the U.S. Chemical Safety Board, structural damage is shown after the Chevron refinery fire in Richmond, Calif. Structural engineers have deemed the site of a Chevron refinery fire in the San Francisco Bay area hazardous for human entry after looking at the failed pipe that leaked and sent a towering plume of black smoke into the sky. Federal and state investigators are discussing plans for how to make the Richmond site safe so the faulty pipe can be removed for testing. (AP Photo/U.S. Chemical Safety Board)
      Calif. refinery fire probe looks at spark sources By JASON DEAREN - AP - Wed, Aug 15, 2012

      Investigators probing the cause of a blaze at Chevron's Richmond refinery in Northern California are looking at heaters and responding emergency vehicles as possible … More »Calif. refinery fire probe looks at spark sources

      In this undated photo released by the U.S. Chemical Safety Board, structural damage is shown after the Chevron refinery fire in Richmond, Calif. Structural engineers have deemed the site of a Chevron refinery fire in the San Francisco Bay area hazardous for human entry after looking at the failed pipe that leaked and sent a towering plume of black smoke into the sky. Federal and state investigators are discussing plans for how to make the Richmond site safe so the faulty pipe can be removed for testing. (AP Photo/U.S. Chemical Safety Board)

      Investigators probing the cause of a blaze at Chevron's Richmond refinery in Northern California are looking at heaters and responding emergency vehicles as possible ignition sources for the massive vapor cloud that spewed from a leaky pipe.

    • In this undated photo released by the U.S. Chemical Safety Board, structural damage is shown after the Chevron refinery fire in Richmond, Calif. Structural engineers have deemed the site of a Chevron refinery fire in the San Francisco Bay area hazardous for human entry after looking at the failed pipe that leaked and sent a towering plume of black smoke into the sky. Federal and state investigators are discussing plans for how to make the Richmond site safe so the faulty pipe can be removed for testing. (AP Photo/U.S. Chemical Safety Board)
      Refinery fire probe looks at spark sources By JASON DEAREN - AP - Wed, Aug 15, 2012

      Investigators probing the cause of a blaze at Chevron's Richmond refinery are looking at heaters and responding emergency vehicles as possible ignition sources for the … More »Refinery fire probe looks at spark sources

      In this undated photo released by the U.S. Chemical Safety Board, structural damage is shown after the Chevron refinery fire in Richmond, Calif. Structural engineers have deemed the site of a Chevron refinery fire in the San Francisco Bay area hazardous for human entry after looking at the failed pipe that leaked and sent a towering plume of black smoke into the sky. Federal and state investigators are discussing plans for how to make the Richmond site safe so the faulty pipe can be removed for testing. (AP Photo/U.S. Chemical Safety Board)

      Investigators probing the cause of a blaze at Chevron's Richmond refinery are looking at heaters and responding emergency vehicles as possible ignition sources for the massive vapor cloud that spewed from an old, leaky pipe.

    • Gas prices unchanged in W.Va. AP - Wed, Aug 15, 2012

      Gas prices remain unchanged on average in West Virginia this week. More »Gas prices unchanged in W.Va.

      Gas prices remain unchanged on average in West Virginia this week.

    • US oil major detects oil spill off Nigeria AP - Wed, Aug 15, 2012

      Exxon Mobil Corp. says it has detected an oil spill along the shoreline of Nigeria's oil-rich southern delta. More »US oil major detects oil spill off Nigeria

      Exxon Mobil Corp. says it has detected an oil spill along the shoreline of Nigeria's oil-rich southern delta.

    • Utah's gas prices drop to 4th lowest in nation AP - Wed, Aug 15, 2012

      Utah's average gas price is down six cents from last month, ranking the state's gas 4th cheapest in the nation. More »Utah's gas prices drop to 4th lowest in nation

      Utah's average gas price is down six cents from last month, ranking the state's gas 4th cheapest in the nation.

    • In this undated photo released by the U.S. Chemical Safety Board, structural damage is shown after the Chevron refinery fire in Richmond, Calif. Structural engineers have deemed the site of a Chevron refinery fire in the San Francisco Bay area hazardous for human entry after looking at the failed pipe that leaked and sent a towering plume of black smoke into the sky. Federal and state investigators are discussing plans for how to make the Richmond site safe so the faulty pipe can be removed for testing. (AP Photo/U.S. Chemical Safety Board)
      Video: Vapor cloud before Calif. refinery fire By JASON DEAREN - AP - Wed, Aug 15, 2012

      Investigators trying to get close enough to a pipe blamed for a fire at Chevron's refinery that sent thousands of people to the hospital and contributed to higher gasoline … More »Video: Vapor cloud before Calif. refinery fire

      In this undated photo released by the U.S. Chemical Safety Board, structural damage is shown after the Chevron refinery fire in Richmond, Calif. Structural engineers have deemed the site of a Chevron refinery fire in the San Francisco Bay area hazardous for human entry after looking at the failed pipe that leaked and sent a towering plume of black smoke into the sky. Federal and state investigators are discussing plans for how to make the Richmond site safe so the faulty pipe can be removed for testing. (AP Photo/U.S. Chemical Safety Board)

      Investigators trying to get close enough to a pipe blamed for a fire at Chevron's refinery that sent thousands of people to the hospital and contributed to higher gasoline prices have been hampered by damage to structural beams and ongoing hydrocarbon leaks, federal officials said.

    • 8 steps to US energy security Christian Science Monitor - Wed, Aug 15, 2012

      American leaders have been talking about energy security since the 1973 Arab oil embargo made energy a national security issue, but the United States still lacks a comprehensive … More »8 steps to US energy security

      American leaders have been talking about energy security since the 1973 Arab oil embargo made energy a national security issue, but the United States still lacks a comprehensive energy policy. Recent scientific studies show that the hot weather in the US of the past decade is not cyclical but related to the burning of fossil …

    • At least 90,000 metric tons of jet fuel headed to U.S. from Asia: trade Jessica Jaganathan and Luke Pachymuthu - Reuters - Wed, Aug 15, 2012

      SINGAPORE (Reuters) - At least 90,000 metric tons (99,207 tons) of jet fuel are set to be shipped from Asia to the U.S. West Coast from late-August to fill a supply shortfall … More »At least 90,000 metric tons of jet fuel headed to U.S. from Asia: trade

      SINGAPORE (Reuters) - At least 90,000 metric tons (99,207 tons) of jet fuel are set to be shipped from Asia to the U.S. West Coast from late-August to fill a supply shortfall after a fire shut a crude unit at California's second-largest refinery, traders and shipbrokers said on Wednesday. Morgan Stanley and Chevron Corp …

    • In this undated photo released by the U.S. Chemical Safety Board, structural damage is shown after the Chevron refinery fire in Richmond, Calif. Structural engineers have deemed the site of a Chevron refinery fire in the San Francisco Bay area hazardous for human entry after looking at the failed pipe that leaked and sent a towering plume of black smoke into the sky. Federal and state investigators are discussing plans for how to make the Richmond site safe so the faulty pipe can be removed for testing. (AP Photo/U.S. Chemical Safety Board)
      Video shows vapor cloud before refinery fire By JASON DEAREN - AP - Wed, Aug 15, 2012

      An internal Chevron Corp. surveillance video shows a towering vapor cloud engulfing an area of its refinery for two minutes before it ignited into a volatile blaze, … More »Video shows vapor cloud before refinery fire

      In this undated photo released by the U.S. Chemical Safety Board, structural damage is shown after the Chevron refinery fire in Richmond, Calif. Structural engineers have deemed the site of a Chevron refinery fire in the San Francisco Bay area hazardous for human entry after looking at the failed pipe that leaked and sent a towering plume of black smoke into the sky. Federal and state investigators are discussing plans for how to make the Richmond site safe so the faulty pipe can be removed for testing. (AP Photo/U.S. Chemical Safety Board)

      An internal Chevron Corp. surveillance video shows a towering vapor cloud engulfing an area of its refinery for two minutes before it ignited into a volatile blaze, federal investigators said Tuesday.

    • Arkansas, N. Carolina ask EPA to waive ethanol mandate Timothy Gardner and Charles Abbott - Reuters - Tue, Aug 14, 2012

      WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The governors of North Carolina and Arkansas joined two of their Northeast peers on Tuesday in asking the federal government to temporarily suspend … More »Arkansas, N. Carolina ask EPA to waive ethanol mandate

      WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The governors of North Carolina and Arkansas joined two of their Northeast peers on Tuesday in asking the federal government to temporarily suspend the ethanol quota, piling pressure on President Barack Obama to make a tough choice months before the election. The worst drought in 50 years has sent …

    • Arkansas, NC ask EPA to waive ethanol mandate on high corn Reuters - Tue, Aug 14, 2012

      WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two U.S. governors asked the United States government on Tuesday to waive this year's mandate for making ethanol from corn, adding pressure on … More »Arkansas, NC ask EPA to waive ethanol mandate on high corn

      WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two U.S. governors asked the United States government on Tuesday to waive this year's mandate for making ethanol from corn, adding pressure on it to relieve meat producers from high corn prices spurred by the worst drought in more than 50 years. Governors Mike Beebe from Arkansas and Beverly Purdue …

    • U.S. President Barack Obama talks at the Nelson Pioneer Farm and Museum in Oskaloosa, Iowa
      Romney, Obama in rare battle over energy policy Steve Holland and Jeff Mason - Reuters - Tue, Aug 14, 2012

      BEALLSVLLE, Ohio/OSKALOOSA, Iowa (Reuters) - Republican Mitt Romney vowed to step up coal production and President Barack Obama mocked him for opposing a windmill tax … More »Romney, Obama in rare battle over energy policy

      U.S. President Barack Obama talks at the Nelson Pioneer Farm and Museum in Oskaloosa, Iowa

      BEALLSVLLE, Ohio/OSKALOOSA, Iowa (Reuters) - Republican Mitt Romney vowed to step up coal production and President Barack Obama mocked him for opposing a windmill tax credit, in a rare debate over energy policy on the campaign trail. Romney staked out a pro-coal stance in eastern Ohio, a mountainous region where he must …

     

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