Lower Huron and Marcellus Devonian gas shales are invigorating the Appalachian Basin, the world’s original producing province.

Northernmost Alaska is offering new explorationists wonderful promises and breathtaking challenges.

As Southwestern Energy Co. steps up its well count in Arkansas, it has stepped up its support of communities in and around its Fayetteville shale play.

Houston-based ATP Oil & Gas Corp. has created a valuable asset out of a marginal deepwater field in the Gulf of Mexico. The Gomez Field is in approximately 3,000 feet of water on Mississippi Canyon Block 711.

Recent additions to pressure-pumping capacity have significantly reduced the pricing power oilfield-service companies once enjoyed.

The Haynesville shale play, quietly explored by Chesapeake Energy Corp. and others, has erupted in recent weeks as the hot new U.S. gas target. Here are the preliminary facts.

Management and board members are increasingly noting that sustainability reporting is the future of good corporate governance.

A weaker U.S. dollar is keeping the LNG away.

It seems to pay more to be an unconventional-gas player, according to new research.

Here are the Top 10 oil and gas industry trends that will affect credit quality in 2008.

Three Texas Panhandle, Ark-La-Tex and Appalachia formations have uncommonly fine responses to multiple stimulations in horizontal wells.