Mariner may be facing BP-style crisis
Mariner Energy, Inc. shares dropped more than 4 percent Thursday following news that one of its production platforms exploded in the Gulf of Mexico. View full post on msnbc.com: Oil & Energy
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BP’s life on ‘frontiers’ of energy industry at risk
At a celebration of BP’s centennial last October, CEO Tony Hayward boasted to guests that the oil company “lives on the frontiers of the energy industry.” View full post on msnbc.com: Oil & Energy
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Gas prices continue unusual pre-Labor Day fall
Gasoline pump prices continued to fall on Monday, offering a bright spot for drivers watching their wallets in the uncertain economy. View full post on msnbc.com: Oil & Energy
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Gasoline prices should fall after Labor Day
Americans can expect gasoline prices to drop as school buses start rolling through neighborhoods across the country. View full post on msnbc.com: Oil & Energy
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Cost of gas may be headed downward again
The average price for a gallon of gasoline in the United States rose in the last three weeks but is expected to fall again, an industry analyst said Sunday. View full post on msnbc.com: Oil & Energy
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Blackstone taking Dynegy private for $542.7M
Asset manager Blackstone Group said Friday it is paying $542.7 million to take Dynegy Inc. private in a three-way deal that will see Dynegy also sell four power plants to NRG Energy Inc. View full post on msnbc.com: Oil & Energy
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Gas prices likely to hold steady through August
Motorists planning a late-summer getaway should find gasoline prices little-changed through August. View full post on msnbc.com: Oil & Energy
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Gulf spill investigators eye undersea evidence
Now that BP appears to have vanquished its ruptured well, authorities are turning their attention to gathering evidence from what could amount to a crime scene at the bottom of the sea. View full post on msnbc.com: Oil & Energy
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BP says it still might drill in spill reservoir
BP said it may in the future drill in the same Gulf of Mexico oil reservoir that blew its top and caused one of the world’s worst spills. View full post on msnbc.com: Oil & Energy
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BP CEO: I’m a ‘villain for doing the right thing’
Tony Hayward, who resigned as chief executive of BP in the wake of the Gulf oil spill, has said that he was turned into “a villain for doing the right thing.” View full post on msnbc.com: Oil & Energy
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