October 6, 2017

From the San Antonio Express-News PORTLAND — Where the coastal prairie meets Corpus Christi Bay, stubborn sunflowers bloom in the hard-packed earth and 90 construction cranes draw slashes across the blue sky. From this spot, Houston-based Cheniere Energy in 2019 expects to launch global shipments of natural gas produced in Texas shale fields. The idea would have sounded absurd a

Progress will focus on North Montney From The Canadian Press Petronas has put a massive package of oil and gas assets in Alberta on the sales block, but it has no intention of abandoning the country despite the recent cancellation of its plan to build a West Coast LNG terminal, a spokeswoman says. According to a posting on the BMO Capital Markets

From CNBC As Tropical Storm Nate continued on its course toward the Gulf of Mexico on Friday, energy companies shut down offshore oil and gas platforms, while Louisiana braced for a potential hurricane. Nate is forecast to strengthen as it enters the Gulf and develop into a hurricane by the time it reaches the northern Gulf Coast on Saturday evening, the National