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DOI announced it will resume oil and gas leasing on federal land after a court ruled it can consider climate change as part of the process.

President Joe Biden’s proposal to tax the oil and gas industries in the reconciliation bill would be costly to both the economy and in terms of job loss, an analysis by the American Petroleum Institute’s Energy Citizens initiative found.

LA AG Jeff Landry said a judge reinstating the leasing of public lands and waters for oil and gas production is “great news for America.”

A poll shows Americans see an oil and gas energy landscape for decades to come and trust the private sector over feds to solve problems.

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) announced he would vote to confirm Rep. Deb Haaland (D-NM) to lead the Department of the Interior (DOI), joining the green-spree Democrats in their “radical” agenda of fossil fuel production in the United States.

ND Gov. Doug Burgum is lobbying the Biden administration to keep the Dakota Access Pipeline operating to preserve jobs and investments.

President Joe Biden’s decision to axe the Keystone XL Pipeline will slash thousands of jobs and not help the environment, critics say.

U.S. energy sector says the Green New Deal makes “false promises” and it’s “immoral” to put in place policies that hurt the American people

The American Petroleum Institute’s (API) June statistical report released on Thursday shows the highest-ever production of U.S. crude oil and natural gas liquids.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio filed a lawsuit claiming the oil industry caused the climate change that spawned Superstorm Sandy.

Oil prices were mixed in choppy trade on Tuesday as disagreement flared within producer cartel OPEC on who should cut how much production in a planned coordinated reduction to prop up prices.

Sheldon Whitehouse, the preposterous Democrat senator for Rhode Island, has been preaching to his choir at HuffPo that the only way to deal with those pesky climate change deniers is to pursue them through the courts using RICO laws. Good luck

The U.S. Energy Information Administraiton (EIA) has released a Drilling Productivity Report (DPR) that shows the U.S. drilling rig count in the four major “tight-oil” regions of the Permian, Eagle Ford, Bakken, and Niobrara fields fell 32%, from their October peak of 1160 to 780 rigs. However, despite a 65 percent crude oil price decline and the rig count at the lowest level in almost four years, the EIA predicts that production from these four regions is 500,000 barrels per day higher than in October. That translates to a $25 per barrel break-even price, meaning U.S. crude oil prices will remain low.