The morally indefensible business relationship of Royal Dutch Shell with an Iranian regime supplying roadside bombs to blow up American and British soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan

With oil prices over $80 per barrel, storm activity in the Gulf of Mexico and a cold winter predicted ahead elsewhere, not to mention worldwide demand for crude oil poised to rise again during the fourth quarter of 2007, now is a great time to be an oil and gas junior.

Montello Resources Ltd. (TSX.V:MEO) is one of only a handful of oil & gas companies to commence a multi-million dollar oil and gas exploration program in the technically challenging Appalachians Mountains and Foothills. The upstart company from Calgary, Alberta, recently won over government approval besides local resident support to earn a shot at re-drilling two of the most exciting oil prospects that the State of Tennessee has seen in decades.

Clean Cities coalitions around the nation displaced the equivalent of 375 million gallons of gasoline in 2006, according to a recent report from the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL). The amount of gasoline displaced in 2006 was 50 percent more than the 250 million gallons in 2005.

Paddy Briggs, a former executive of Royal Dutch Shell has written an important article stimulated by current events in Burma.

Siemens Automation and Drives (A&D) has developed a new gas analyzer for measuring small concentrations of oxygen in gases. The Oxymat 64 measures down to levels of 0 to 10 parts per million and is therefore especially suitable for use in air separation plants, technical gas production, welding applications in a protective atmosphere, hardening shops, the chemical industry and the food and beverage industry.

Jeroen van der Veer, the fat cat Chief Executive of the world's second largest oil giant, Royal Dutch Shell, claims to be hurt by criticism over employee safety issues.

Gas prices dropped by more than a penny a day in Southern California in the last week, according to the Automobile Club of Southern California's Weekend Gas Watch.

Capillary pressure helps regulate hydrocarbon recovery, groundwater interaction with the surface, and other processes that deal with buried gas or water.

A senior Russian environmental official, Oleg Mitvol, has claimed that a $50 million bribe was allegedly offered to him by the oil giant Royal Dutch Shell in respect of the multi-billion dollar Sakhalin-2 project in Russia.

Japanese firm Inpex Holdings Inc. said Thursday (August 9)it is studying a plan to set up a major liquefied natural gas import terminal in Niigata Prefecture.

Shell had made material finds in Australia and Malaysia in the first half of the year, the company said on Thursday, July 26.