Drilling in Norwegian Barents postponed due to dangerous gas
No drilling in 2018 as risk of toxic and flammable hydrogen sulfide in the ground needs to be checked out.
Read moreNo drilling in 2018 as risk of toxic and flammable hydrogen sulfide in the ground needs to be checked out.
Read moreThe end of the year is often a time to take stock. And here at Eye on the Arctic, we’re
Read moreCanada’s decision to halt offshore oil and gas exploration in the Arctic is akin to the re-emergence of colonialism, says
Read moreA U.S. House panel took up a bill Wednesday that would, among other things, block new environmental and safety standards
Read moreThe state’s current dispute over the boundary of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, a place believed to have huge oil
Read moreAlaskans excited about a Donald Trump presidency have much of their wish list ready to go, even if his win
Read moreToday, half of America woke up feeling overjoyed that finally, their voices had been heard. The other half felt sickened,
Read moreDevelopments in the Barents Sea take a leap forward as Statoil buys new license stakes and OMV signals its preferred
Read moreAdditional blocks will be made ready for oil drilling in the Barents Sea as the Norwegian government on Monday announced
Read moreRoyal Dutch Shell has decided to give up all but one of its federal offshore leases in the Chukchi Sea,
Read moreThis is an important milestone towards a future development of the area, the Austrian company says about its Wisting Central
Read moreGazprom, Russia’s oil and gas giant, has swapped assets with Austrian energy firm OMV in a deal announced Friday. While
Read moreThe concept of “mitigation” comes up a lot in stories about development in Alaska. Typically, it’s compensation a company has
Read moreWASHINGTON — Alaska leaders have been making use of a new Washington connection lately: the man in charge of President Barack Obama’s
Read moreFresh assertions that the Obama administration smothered Shell’s Arctic dreams followed the news that Statoil gave up on its leases, the second company
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