Wall Street JournalAs Oil Jobs Dry Up, Workers Turn to Solar SectorWall Street JournalA few years ago, Sean and Stormy Fravel were riding the oil and gas boom like so many others in West Texas. But when their jobs disappeared along with $100-a-barrel oil p …

Wall Street JournalExporting Oil and Protecting WildlifeWall Street JournalWith a vote in the House to allow the export of U.S. crude oil expected next week, most arguments are about the implications for gas prices, refining jobs and domestic output, or ab …

Wall Street JournalNew Libyan Oil Company StallsWall Street JournalMALTA—A host of energy firms have so far refused to do business with the U.N.-backed Libyan government until a peace treaty is signed, another blow to the institution's bid to build a n …

Samsung Heavy, Samsung Engineering say no plans to mergeReutersSamsung Heavy and Samsung Engineering shares rose sharply on Wednesday after Samsung Heavy Chief Executive Park Dae-young said the two firms should eventually merge for long-term synergy. But t …

American Trade JournalUS Oil-Rig Count Falls in Latest WeekWall Street JournalThe number of U.S. oil-drilling rigs, which is viewed as a proxy for activity in the oil industry, has fallen sharply since oil prices started falling last year. The rig count dr …

Wall Street JournalInside Cenovus Energy's Oil Sands Operations - WSJ - Wall Street JournalWall Street JournalThe recent swoon in crude-oil prices poses a particular challenge to higher cost operators of shale-oil wells in the U.S. and oil-sands sites …

Wall Street JournalLibya's War Rages but Eni Keeps Pumping OilWall Street JournalItalian energy giant Eni SpA has emerged in recent weeks as the only international oil company still pumping near capacity in war-torn Libya, helped by protection from mil …