On February 8, two nails were driven into the coffin of Pembina Pipeline Corporation's (NYSE:PBA) (Calgary, Alberta) proposed $8 billion Jordan Cove liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Oregon. It is not yet clear if those nails will seal the fate of the controversial LNG export project. The first of those metaphorical nails was the decision by Qatar Petroleum »

The number of reported COVID-19 cases across the U.S. has been trending downward since early January, but new variants of the virus and a steady rise in deaths mean that many of the restrictions and recommendations on social interaction aren't going away. This is forcing companies, particularly those in the Chemical Processing and Oil & Gas industries, to make »

For oil and gas producers and pipeline developers concerned about the Biden administration's early moves to more tightly regulate and restrict their business, the chairwoman of the Texas agency that regulates oil & gas drilling has a countervailing message: Come to Texas. Separately, Texas Governor Greg Abbott threw a Texas-sized challenge at Biden's moves: In a January 28 executive order, »

Big Oil and Big Business sharply criticized President Joe Biden's executive order, released Wednesday, for a moratorium of indeterminate length on entering into new oil and gas drilling leases for public lands and waters. The executive order, which has been selectively leaked to news organizations for several days, was released amid a flurry of other actions that the White House »

While the global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market took a massive dip as the coronavirus pandemic started last year, delaying the financial investment decisions for many proposed production plants, the market may take an upward trend as a vaccine is distributed and demand increases. Recently, low winter temperatures in Asian countries such as China and Japan (both big buyers of »