Price of gas is cheapest since February

WASHINGTON - Drivers continued to find more savings at the pump, as the price for gasoline fell for the eighth week in a row to the lowest level since February, the government said on Monday.

Oil Analysts Raise 2007 Forecasts as Demand May Outpace Supply

U.K.: Gas traders start giving it away

A glut of natural gas supplies in Britain has seen prices collapse and left traders having to pay for it to be taken off their hands.

UK To Be Permanent Net Oil Importer In 2007

The U.K. is set to become a permanent net importer of crude oil and refined products in 2007 - three years earlier than the U.K.'s Department of Trade and Industry expects, according to the U.K.-based Oil Depletion Analysis Centre Monday.

Depletion rates of the U.K.'s oil and gas reserves in the North Sea are occurring faster than expected and production coming onstream in the next few years from new fields won't be enough to compensate, said ODAC director Douglas Low.

5 killed, 9 missing in Nigeria attack

PORT HARCOURT, Nigeria - Dozens of militants sank two military patrol boats in Nigeria's oil-rich, southern delta Monday in an attack that killed five soldiers and left nine others missing, an army spokesman said.

Cameroon: Gov't Wants Order in Energy Consumption

Ecuador oil policy upsets private firms

As campaigning for general elections in Ecuador gathers momentum, issues relating to the oil sector, which has for long had a dominant role in the country's politics and economy, are more to the fore than ever before.

Malaysia: Shell positions itself for future demand

New Zealand: Feedback wanted on oil emergency response strategy

The government is seeking feedback on what it proposes to do in the event of an emergency disruption to oil supplies.

China Jockeys For South American Oil

China, Hungry for Fuel, Keeps Daqing's Old Oil Pumps Kowtowing

If and when Bush 'Iraqs' Iran

A strategic thinker who called all the correct diplomatic and military plays preceding Operation Iraqi Freedom now sees diplomatic failure and air strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities.

Political Tectonic Shift: Energy Policy under the North American Union

Montana to Build Coal-To-Liquid Fuel Plant

Texas in $10 billion partnership for more wind power

Silicon vs. CIGS: With solar energy, the issue is material

The population bomb is ticking again: Scenarios are dire, but solutions may be surprisingly easy.