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Europe's Oil Market Gets Its Own Price Benchmarks Scandal
EU regulators are investigating to determine whether oil companies colluded to manipulate price benchmarks -
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North Dakota's Shale Boom Brings Opportunity for Women
The state's labor shortage lights a fire under female wages -
Energy
Bloomberg View: The Case for Exporting Natural Gas
A trade move that's good for the U.S. economy and the environment -
Energy
Plaintiffs' Lawyers Jump Ship in Pollution Fight Against Chevron
New York attorney Steven Donziger, who won a massive verdict against Chevron, is now representing himself against racketeering charges -
Commodities
Why Natural Gas-Powered Vehicles Are Catching On
Fill up for $1.50 a gallon? The natural gas motor-fuel revolution is nigh -
Energy
Canada Says ‘No Thanks’ to Chevron Pollution Suit
An Ontario judge says other jurisdictions are more practical for the ongoing legal battle between Chevron and Ecuadorian plaintiffs -
Energy
Greenpeace Scolds Duke's Jim Rogers on the Environment
Jim Rogers is leaving Duke Energy soon. Some environmentalists say he has wasted a chance to lead on climate change -
Congress
Tom Steyer: The Wrath of a Green Billionaire
Koch-like, the hedge fund tycoon is spending his millions on saving the planet -
Asia
Foreign Investors Help Fuel U.S. Shale Boom
About 20 percent of investment since 2008 has come from abroad -
Asia
China's Shale-Gas Potential and Peril
Reserves far surpass America's. Getting it out is the problem -
Energy
How to Convert the Country to Natural Gas, by T. Boone Pickens
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Energy
Did GE's Jeff Immelt Pay Too Much for Lufkin?
General Electric's chief has shown a willingness to pay generously when it comes to M&A. Is he too generous? -
Energy
Judicial Mayhem in Chevron's Pollution Case
A wild case in Ecuador over oil pollution gets weirder: The judge admits using information dropped at his door for the $19 billion judgment -
Energy
Oil Spills May Complicate Obama’s Keystone XL Decision
There's plenty for the president to consider before ruling on the pipeline -
Health Care
Has a Seattle Building Discovered the Secret to Making Stairs Irresistible?
Seattle's Bullitt Center hopes it's beautiful stairwell will help save energy and promote employee health
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Commodities
Why Natural Gas-Powered Vehicles Are Catching On
Fill up for $1.50 a gallon? The natural gas motor-fuel revolution is nigh -
Health Care
Has a Seattle Building Discovered the Secret to Making Stairs Irresistible?
Seattle's Bullitt Center hopes it's beautiful stairwell will help save energy and promote employee health -
Energy
Plaintiffs' Lawyers Jump Ship in Pollution Fight Against Chevron
New York attorney Steven Donziger, who won a massive verdict against Chevron, is now representing himself against racketeering charges -
Energy
How to Convert the Country to Natural Gas, by T. Boone Pickens
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Energy
For Fracking, It's Getting Easier Being Green
Energy companies are trying environment-friendly ways to extract oil and gas -
Energy
The 75-Watt Bulb Has a Dim Future
The impending death of an incandescent light bulb on New Year's Day hasn't stirred the controversy that lit up the traditional 100-watt bulb's 2012 phaseout -
Energy
Charlie Rose Talks to ExxonMobil's Rex Tillerson
The oil company's CEO discusses the death of Hugo Chávez, the Keystone XL pipeline, and America's prospects for energy independence -
Energy
Smart Meters Help Brazil Zap Electricity Theft
Utilities in Brazil and other Latin American countries battle theft and deadbeats with smart meters -
Energy
Did GE's Jeff Immelt Pay Too Much for Lufkin?
General Electric's chief has shown a willingness to pay generously when it comes to M&A. Is he too generous? -
Energy
Jatropha: A Green Fuel Awash in Red Ink
The oil seed has burned farmers and investors alike -
Energy
Greenpeace Scolds Duke's Jim Rogers on the Environment
Jim Rogers is leaving Duke Energy soon. Some environmentalists say he has wasted a chance to lead on climate change -
Energy
Fracking Is Flopping Overseas
Geological differences make it less cost-efficient in Europe and Asia -
Energy
The Chevron Oil Pollution Mess Gets Messier
For the legal mess surrounding an $18.2 billion verdict against Chevron, no end in sight -
Energy
The Downside of China's Clean Energy Push
Many of China's clean energy companies are in trouble. Why Beijing should allow the industry to consolidate -
Energy
Canada Says ‘No Thanks’ to Chevron Pollution Suit
An Ontario judge says other jurisdictions are more practical for the ongoing legal battle between Chevron and Ecuadorian plaintiffs
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Why Natural Gas-Powered Vehicles Are Catching On
Fill up for $1.50 a gallon? The natural gas motor-fuel revolution is nigh -
Health Care
Has a Seattle Building Discovered the Secret to Making Stairs Irresistible?
Seattle's Bullitt Center hopes it's beautiful stairwell will help save energy and promote employee health -
Energy
The Fight Over Fracking in Colorado's North Fork Valley
Over the last 20 years, the North Fork Valley has emerged as a model for the New West: artisanal farms, sustainable wineries, backcountry sports. Then fracking came to town -
Energy
Greenpeace Scolds Duke's Jim Rogers on the Environment
Jim Rogers is leaving Duke Energy soon. Some environmentalists say he has wasted a chance to lead on climate change -
Energy
The 75-Watt Bulb Has a Dim Future
The impending death of an incandescent light bulb on New Year's Day hasn't stirred the controversy that lit up the traditional 100-watt bulb's 2012 phaseout -
Energy
How to Convert the Country to Natural Gas, by T. Boone Pickens
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Why Natural Gas-Powered Vehicles Are Catching On
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Greenpeace Scolds Duke's Jim Rogers on the Environment
Jim Rogers is leaving Duke Energy soon. Some environmentalists say he has wasted a chance to lead on climate change
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