Other major trading hubs in New York and New England saw prices exceed 100, according to a person familiar with those markets... READ MORE›
The UK's shale gas industry is in a race against time to establish itself before climate change regulations shut it down... READ MORE›
As a result, some coal-burning boilers and coal-burning stoves in some villagers' homes have been demolished before natural gas has been supplied... READ MORE›
Many countries are looking to LNG as a more secure source of natural gas imports than pipelines, said Rice University's Hartley... READ MORE›
The eight regions include top natural gas producing regions Shaanxi, Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, Sichuan and major gas consuming regions such as Hebei, Jiangsu, Liaoning and Beijing, he said... READ MORE›
The project creates a win-win situation while benefiting over 300 million Chinese, it has also created nearly 10,000 jobs in Central Asia... READ MORE›
Extracting and burning natural gas produces substantial quantities of methane and carbon dioxide which warm the climate in different ways, Broderick said... READ MORE›
Extracting and burning natural gas produces substantial quantities of methane and carbon dioxide which warm the climate in different ways, Broderick said... READ MORE›
Extracting and burning natural gas produces substantial quantities of methane and carbon dioxide which warm the climate in different ways, Broderick said... READ MORE›
Extracting and burning natural gas produces substantial quantities of methane and carbon dioxide which warm the climate in different ways, Broderick said... READ MORE›
More than 700,000 people in supported housing usually have the accommodation element of their costs met entirely through housing benefit... READ MORE›
Faced with the double dilemma of a growing elderly population and chronic underfunding from central government, the social care system in Britain is at breaking point... READ MORE›
US Department of the Interior says 'fragile and unique' Arctic ecosystem at risk if drilling allowed, possibly by pro-fossil fuels Trump administration... READ MORE›
The president-elect has promised to promote oil, natural gas and coal aggressively, and pull back on Obama administration commitments to fighting climate change... READ MORE›
Tax changes could cost UK public sector workers 30 percent of salary... READ MORE›
A huge deposit of untapped oil, possibly the largest ever discovered in the US, has been identified by the US Geological Survey USGS in west Texas... READ MORE›
Fracking will go ahead at a North Yorkshire site after environmentalists lost a legal challenge they had brought on climate change grounds... READ MORE›
A number of local authorities have already signed up to a scheme pledging to take in 50 people according to Citizens UK... READ MORE›
Ineos is currently building Europe's largest shale gas import facility to feed its petrochemicals plant at Grangemouth... READ MORE›
In 2011, Qatar and South Korea were the only countries outside Europe and North America in the group of countries with highest internet penetration... READ MORE›
Both Scotland and Wales previously imposed moratoriums on fracking for shale gas... READ MORE›
But Prime Minister David Cameron has said this would mean ministers were barred from speaking about European court decisions and the EU budget... READ MORE›
Germany follows Scotland's example with move to ban all GM crops and opt out of EU approvals... READ MORE›
Critics have said Trump's plan to revive natural gas drilling would finish off the very coal industry he promises to restore, because the two fuels compete... READ MORE›
Arron Banks, left, with Nigel Farage in October 2014 Photo: Matt Cardy/Getty Images Now that, at least, has changed, and with it, I suspect, the likely outcome of the referendum... READ MORE›
For that achievement, much of the thanks goes to natural gas, which in 2016 surpassed coal as the leading fuel for generating electricity... READ MORE›
George Osborne gave the fossil fuel sector another 430m in tax breaks in his autumn statement... READ MORE›
The UK's export finance agency, UKEF, said it will extend the line of credit to Petrobras for it to purchase goods and services from UK exporters... READ MORE›
Online political reporter Germany has said it can take in at least half a million Syrian refugees every year... READ MORE›
The figures contradict official claims that only a small minority of jobseekers have been affected by the government's increasingly severe welfare policies... READ MORE›
First, low gasoline prices have encouraged Americans to drive more, increasing CO2 pollution from tailpipes... READ MORE›
ATHENS -- The Greek Parliament approved an international loan deal early Friday that the government needs to avoid defaulting on a debt payment next week... READ MORE›
Politicians held over protests as PM says anti-peace forces spreading false information about investment zone plan... READ MORE›
Two accidents in alabama show how heavily millions rely on the colonial pipeline for gasoline... READ MORE›
New England will also need to keep importing liquefied natural gas this winter to meet demand... READ MORE›
However, there are concerns that the whales face new risks from increased oil and natural gas exploration... READ MORE›
Boundary Dam held up as first commercial-scale CCS plant and proof that coal-burning is compatible with cutting emissions... READ MORE›
The chief executive of North Yorkshire council, Richard Flinton, said the decision did not mean similar approvals would follow... READ MORE›
Clean Energy Fuels is also seeking a way to expand its reach by using natural gas extracted from landfills and farms to supply filling stations... READ MORE›
The government department said it should have made clear that it is government policy to prohibit coal seam gas exploration in the state's northern rivers... READ MORE›
The Wellcome Trust's investments in fossil fuel companies have lost an estimated 175m in the last year due to sharp falls in share prices... READ MORE›
Most of America's electricity comes from coal and natural gas not oil so the cheap global oil prices would not have an immediate effect, Sieiminski said... READ MORE›
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