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The White House has made its latest move against Russian oil and gas interests as it acknowledged that its European partners are not able to take such drastic steps.

Oil producers encountering pockets of methane typically use flare stacks to burn off the vented gas. However, winds blowing across conventional open flame burners often result in 40% or more of the methane escaping into the air.

Criterion Energy Partners' immediate focus is to deliver direct heat and power to industrial customers in the Texas Gulf Coast region.

Oilfield services giant is the latest to receive a contract related to TotalEnergies’ $10-billion Ugandan development.

The combined company will control almost 1 million acres in the Williston Basin and daily production over 165,000 BOE/D.

UK offshore oil and gas producers are moving closer to the region's goal of achieving zero routine flaring by 2030.

During a fireside chat on SPE Live, Iman Hill, the executive director of the International Association of Oil and Gas Producers, discussed market recovery, the energy transition, diversity in the oil and gas industry, and the future of the industry.

Coal states are questioning whether the Clean Air Act gave the EPA the power to create policy.

The largest US oil and gas company is ending its 25-year presence in Russia following its invasion of Ukraine and subsequent international sanctions.

A week after its certification was halted, the company managing the Gazprom-operated pipeline has let go its staff and says its website has been attacked.

In addition to manufacturing, the facility allows the company to expand its specialty chemicals research and applications for oilfield stimulation and production and better serve the region’s industrial water and process treatment markets.

A recent study led by environmental engineers at Rice University quantifies the effect of black carbon particles on health.