Wall Street JournalBankruptcy Bust: How Zombie Companies Are Killing the Oil RallyWall Street JournalTheir owners may be bankrupt, but the sprawling mines of Wyoming's Powder River Basin are still churning out coal. It is the same story in oil fields a …

Wall Street JournalBankruptcy Bust: How Zombie Companies Are Killing the Oil Rally ...Wall Street JournalEnergy investors have long hoped that falling prices would solve themselves by driving producers into bankruptcy and stanching the flood of excess supp …

CNNMoneyOil billionaire: Trump didn't 'understand' simple fracking questionCNNMoneyDonald Trump has promised to "unleash" America's oil industry, but he recently sounded confused about the raging debate at the heart of the matter. …

Why Sand Is the Oil Industry's BellwetherWall Street JournalAn average well at the time required some 3,000 tons or so as a “proppant”—a material to hold open tiny cracks in the rock that allow oil and gas to flow out of it. These days industry experts …

Wall Street JournalOklahoma Oil Firm Resists Call to Shut Down Wells Amid Earthquake ConcernsWall Street JournalA financially strapped Oklahoma oil company is defying the state regulator's request that it shut down six wells used to dispose of wastewat …

Wall Street JournalFalling Crude Prices Upend Canada's Oil Sands Projects - WSJWall Street JournalTwo years ago Canadian oil sands producer Cenovus Energy Inc., CVE -2.54 % buoyed by success at its flagship project and eager to cut operating expenses, …

David Cameron steps into Tullow Oil's row with Gabon governmentFinancial TimesDavid Cameron has intervened in an escalating row between UK oil companies and the government of Gabon after the petroleum ministry expropriated assets from the explorer Tull …

TIMEOPEC Says US Oil Boom Will End This YearOilPrice.comOPEC says the demand for oil – its oil – will rise during 2015 because the cartel is winning its price war against US shale producers by driving them out of business. “Higher global refinery runs, dri …

OilPrice.comWhy The Oil Price Collapse Is U.S. Shale's FaultOilPrice.comThe present oil price collapse is because of over-production of expensive tight oil. The collapse occurred because of the inability of the world market to support the cost of the n …

BloombergWhy US Shale Oil Companies Are Sustaining ProductionBloomberg17:07 - Jan. 21 -- Claudio Descalzi, chief executive officer at ENI, talks about his outlook for oil amid the price decline and how OPEC and shale oil production impact the market. He sp …