Natural gas shale plays in the US, Argentina, and China along with US shale oil production could lead to cuts in exports from Russia and the Middle East.

Massive and growingly sophisticated oil theft operations are threatening current and future E&P operations in Nigeria’s Niger Delta.

One of the world’s largest oil and gas producers aims to use part of its bountiful gas supply to meet Asia’s future energy needs.

Two government agencies have signed an agreement to work together and with potential investors to study Arctic Alaska’s unconventional resources.

Issues relating to product pricing, taxation, cost recovery, and sale of gas to Petrobangla were among the concerns raised by international oil companies.

An economic assessment of the Petroleum Industry Bill being debated in Nigeria reveals deepwater and natural gas projects could be slammed with tax increases.

Investors from Asia and the UK are targeting liquids-rich shale plays in the US, forming billions of dollars worth of partnerships.

The industry is divided on hydraulic fracturing technology. An objective view is needed to sort out the confusion and decide on best processes.

Offshore Liberia is gaining attention from large oil and gas companies as the search for hydrocarbons heats up.

The company’s 2012 Oil Sands Report on its Canadian operations shows production increased by more than 60% and carbon dioxide intensity dropped by nearly 24%.