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Coal plant on tribal land to close after powering US West

Total Quits U.S. Oil Lobby Group Over Climate Policy Differences

Exxon, Chevron begin pushing back against Warren’s fracing ban

Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Has a Long-Term Game Plan for Haynesville Gas

World’s Most Notorious Pipeline Battle Is Heating Up Again

Another Major Miner Turns Its Back On Coal

Keeping Coal Alive In The Cowboy State

Key Canadian Oil Pipeline Finally Back Online

Despite Scotland’s fracking ban, imported American shale gas is key to the economy in one town. To some, it’s an uneasy state of affairs

AP Exclusive: FBI eyes how Pennsylvania approved pipeline

North Dakota gov wants more monitoring after pipeline leak

Keystone pipeline restarts 2 weeks after North Dakota leak

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Final environmental analysis of Jordan Cove project issued

Small oil spill in bay at Anacortes refinery contained and nearly cleaned up, Ecology says

A small Washington town may build the world’s largest methanol plant, but do locals want it?

Federal Environmental Impact Statement for Jordan Cove LNG remains deficient while required permit approvals still missing

Westshore Terminals Sees Highest Quarterly Coal Exports in Two Years

Canada’s Oil Giants Are Fed Up With Pipeline Delays

Big money influences two regional races as candidates debate fossil fuels, land use
Con: Kalama methanol plant has no place in Washington’s clean-energy future

Canadian gas drillers zero in on plan for floating LNG project

Portland denies added pipes at Willamette River oil terminal

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Trump’s Pipeline Plan Backfires

Harrop: The only thing over for coal country is coal

Talk of a frac ban has one driller tapping federal lands in advance

Greens are the only federal party to firmly oppose major natural gas project in Saguenay

Canadian Oil Companies Can Boost Production… On One Condition

At Philadelphia refinery, neighbors watch warily as PES oil trains make last rounds

Annova LNG pledges 1,400 acres of land for ocelot conservation

Colorado tightens drilling restrictions near homes

Elizabeth Warren’s shale shutdown proposal adds risk for operators, investors

New Alaska venture plans to ship LNG to Asia through Arctic

Crude inventories take a surprising dip as oil exports spike

Cameron LNG celebrates nearing completion of export facility

Judge blocks Trump from easing energy rules in the US West

Op-ed: Natural gas vs. renewable energy — beware the latest gas industry talking points

The U.S. Sets Its Sights On LNG Domination

U.S. crude exports drying up as tanker rates skyrocket

Noia fall seminar points to bright future for Canadian offshore exploration

Greens are the only federal party to firmly oppose major natural gas project in Saguenay

State Of Emergency: Vital Oil Pipeline Shuttered By Snow Storms

Colorado agency opposes potential train route from Utah

Big U.S. Liquefied Natgas Players Move Fast; Smaller Ones Try to Keep Up

Rick Perry Praises The Benefits Of U.S. LNG

At Philadelphia refinery, neighbors watch warily as PES oil trains make last rounds

New federal pipeline safety rules draw praise from industry, scorn from critics

New Jersey DEP rejects PennEast’s permit application, setting back the project again

Port of Beamont reports record revenues, tonnage

Carlyle Group pulls out of South Texas oil terminal project

A fortune lies in Canada’s oil sands. Many voters want to leave it there.

Kinder Morgan begins construction on controversial Hill Country pipeline

Kinder Morgan starts up Elba Island LNG export facility

Trump taps Perry deputy to replace him at Energy Department

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Pipeline protestors block trains at Port of Vancouver

Refineries push back against Washington crude-by-rail law; IMO 2020 cited

B.C. government joins LNG bunkering push

Seattle taxes oil heating, postpones action on natural gas

FERC postpones Jordan Cove LNG EIS decision

Microsoft pledges climate action even as it helps Big Oil drill faster

A deep dive on what Spokane candidates had to say about climate change

In Our View: State on right side of pipeline expansion issue

Refineries push back against Washington crude-by-rail law; IMO 2020 cited

LISTEN IN: NEW AUDIO DOCUMENTARY ‘HOLDING THE THIN GREEN LINE’
The project explains the stakes if some of the largest fossil fuel projects in the Northwest come to pass.

Department of Ecology says more information needed before a decision on proposed Kalama methanol plant

Kalama methanol plant decision delayed

SHOULD NORTHWEST CITIES BAN FRACKED GAS IN NEW BUILDINGS?

Guest View: Standing for indigenous rights

Environment groups score court win over refinery project

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Slideshow: Five LNG export terminals now operating in United States

Governor of Wyoming approaches Mexico about exporting coal

Mine shutdowns in top US coal region bring new uncertainty

Environmental Groups Assail Plan for LNG Terminal in South Jersey

Alaska Snow Cover Thinning, May Pose Hurdle for Refuge Drilling

Cleancore starts LNG supply push through Mississipi river system

Trump administration to move environmental review staff to states

Smoke billows into the air after train derailment near Dupo, Illinois

Congressmen introduce legislation to study risks of transporting LNG by rail tank car

LNG ‘bomb trains’ ignite nightmare scenario for South Florida

Evacuation north of Lethbridge ends after CP Rail train leaks octane

House Democrats ready to vote on offshore drilling bans

Oil trains through Albany no longer a problem, but other rail hazards loom

Perry says no plans to leave Energy Dept.

LNG developers looking beyond China

Texas LNG to face three opponents in contested case hearing

Inside the Harlan County Coal Miner Protest

FERC formally accepts Commonwealth LNG permit application