Ultimately, BP’s new CEO is lipstick on business as usual
As BP CEO Tony Hayward is transferred, Captain Stillman-style, to a company joint venture in Russia, American-born Bob Dudley will
Are the costs of deep-ocean oil too high?
With the US Gulf Coast facing imminent disaster as the oil from a sunken drilling rig moves toward shore, some
Scientists use laser to take oil's 'fingerprints'
Researchers with the petroleum company Saudi Aramco have found a way to use a laser to “fingerprint” oil. The innovation
EIA: tough times to bring even lower oil prices
Sure, the global economy is a mess and is expected to stay that way for some time, but the US
US ethanol plans gang agley ... again
Robbie Burns would understand the current difficulties facing the well-intended ethanol market, which are aptly described these days as, “The
Climate harming cow burps cut with nut juice
You know that whole emissions problem from burping cows? Yes, this is serious, no tittering at the back – well, Japanese
Fast food fryer fat thefts strike US
According to the New York Times, there’s a terrible new scourge attacking America’s beloved fast food restaurants.
While
Exxon tests waters of gassy carbon capture
What’s it like to have an angry Rockefeller on your back? Not a pleasant experience, Greenbang reckons, apart from
Rockefellers say it's time for ExxonMobil to get green
If Greenbang were to replace Sir Alan on The Apprentice, he would be as sure as his arse has got
