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  1. House Debates Lifting Drilling Bans (AP)
  2. House Votes to Continue Offshore Drill Ban (AP)
  3. LNG projects clear US FERC staff environment review (Reuters)
  4. Petrobras pioneers vegoil diesel mix technology (Reuters)
  5. Nigeria awards oil exploration licenses to China (AFP)
  6. Rebel attack downs key Colombia oil pipeline: army (Reuters)
  7. Nuclear scientist set to head Iraq's oil ministry (Reuters)
  8. Tribal rebels blow up two gas pipelines in Pakistan (Reuters)
  9. House votes to keep offshore drilling ban (Reuters)
  10. House Energy RollCall (AP)
  11. US, Saudi Arabia agree high oil prices are bad: Rice (Reuters)
  12. China marks completion of Three Gorges Dam (Reuters)
  13. China Completes Dam Across Yangtze River (AP)
  14. Scientists say they have cleared technical hurdle in fusion research (AFP)
  15. FTC gasoline price probe finds nothing illegal (Reuters)
  16. Pakistan, Iran, India to go ahead with gas pipeline (Reuters)
  17. US retail gasoline price down 6.4 cents: survey (Reuters)
  18. House eyes another vote on ANWR oil drilling (Reuters)
  19. Clinton seeks "revolution" to cut US oil imports (Reuters)
  20. Sen. Clinton Pitches Ethanol Energy Plan (AP)
  21. Sen. Clinton Pitches Ethanol Energy Plan (AP)
  22. US needs both Alaska pipeline, LNG terminals: FERC (Reuters)
  23. SKorea in Qatar deal to build world's largest LNG carriers (AFP)
  24. CORRECTED: US probes Alaska pipeline repair: WSJ (Reuters)
  25. Bush: More nuclear power will reduce greenhouse gas (Reuters)
  26. House votes for drilling in Alaska refuge (Reuters)
  27. House bill mixed bag for Bush energy proposals (Reuters)
  28. Fire sweeps main Pakistan natural gas town (Reuters)
  29. Shi'ite faction menaces Iraq's Basra oil exports (Reuters)
  30. Venezuela playing economic role in Bolivia (AP)
  31. House votes for oil drilling in Alaska refuge (Reuters)
  32. House bill mixed bag for Bush energy proposals (Reuters)
  33. Bush: More nuclear power will reduce greenhouse gas (Reuters)
  34. US needs both Alaska pipeline, LNG terminals: FERC (Reuters)
  35. SKorea in Qatar deal to build world's largest LNG carriers (AFP)
  36. CORRECTED: US probes Alaska pipeline repair: WSJ (Reuters)
  37. Sen. Clinton Pitches Ethanol Energy Plan (AP)
  38. Pakistan battles ethnic guerrillas (AP)
  39. Fire put out in Pakistan natural gas town (Reuters)
  40. Chavez spreads his oil wealth in Bolivia (Reuters)
  41. Bolivia removes guards at energy plants (AP)
  42. New Cape Cod wind farm plan drawing positive spin (Reuters)
  43. OPEC set to maintain output: Qatar (AFP)
  44. OPEC to maintain current output, but could ponder cut later: Venezuela (AFP)
  45. Bush energy plan whacks conservation (The Christian Science Monitor)
  46. Alaska ex-governor plans run to undo pipeline deal (Reuters)
  47. New generation of "green" activists at US colleges (Reuters)
  48. China looks to harness wind power (AFP)
  49. Iran hints may play oil card in nuclear dispute (Reuters)
  50. Wrong move by US would affect oil flows: Iran (Reuters)
  51. Extra $92 mln sought for Exxon Valdez spill (Reuters)
  52. Govt seeks $92 mln extra for Exxon Valdez spill (Reuters)
  53. Exxon pushes kinder, gentler face to win hearts (Reuters)
  54. States haven't slowed oil refiner permits: study (Reuters)
  55. World's Largest Laundromat runs on solar power (AFP)
  56. Bush urges Kazakhs to pump oil through US-backed pipeline (AFP)
  57. Bodman: U.S. can handle oil disruption (AP)
  58. China unleashes Yangtze River on new dam (AP)
  59. World could handle Iranian oil cutoff: Energy Sec (Reuters)
  60. Nigerian militants abduct Koreans in gas plant raid (Reuters)
  61. Streamlining gasoline blends may raise prices (Reuters)
  62. Renewable energy effort gains steam in Congress (Reuters)
  63. Greenspan warns oil prices now sparking economic pain (AFP)
  64. Greenspan says oil costs starting to pinch economy (Reuters)
  65. Kuwait to start production from gas field claimed by Iran (AFP)
  66. Militants strike Nigerian gas plant, kidnap Koreans (Reuters)
  67. Korean hostages in Nigeria to be freed: militants (Reuters)
  68. Indian, Chinese discuss joint bid for oil assets in Kazakhstan (AFP)
  69. Streamlining gasoline blends may raise prices (Reuters)
  70. Renewable energy effort gains steam in Congress (Reuters)
  71. Greenspan warns oil prices now sparking economic pain (AFP)
  72. Greenspan says oil costs starting to pinch economy (Reuters)
  73. Kuwait to start production from gas field claimed by Iran (AFP)
  74. Militants strike Nigerian gas plant, kidnap Koreans (Reuters)
  75. World's Largest Laundromat runs on solar power (AFP)
  76. Bush urges Kazakhs to pump oil through US-backed pipeline (AFP)
  77. New investment in nuclear power is risky: study (Reuters)
  78. Gas to rise Again
  79. Gas Prices as of Aug.
  80. NBC video: Cost of gas continues to fall
  81. Gasoline prices fall 12 cents in a week
  82. U.S. gas prices down nearly 24 cents
  83. U.S. suspicious about gas prices
  84. Oil prices hold above $61
  85. Crude Oil Futures Rise a Second Day on Speculation OPEC May Cut Production
  86. South African August Corn Stockpiles Plunge 31 Percent From Last Year
  87. Glencore to Restart Three Idled Tennessee Zinc Mines in 2007, ZincOx Says
  88. Gold Gains, Erasing Declines, as Rebound in Energy Spurs Inflation Concern
  89. Corn, Soybeans Rally as Rain Forecast to Delay U.S. Harvests; Wheat Gains
  90. Copper Gains in London, N.Y., on Speculation Demand From China Will Rise
  91. China's Government Keeps Grain, Cotton Import Quotas Unchanged for 2007
  92. Nickel Gains in London as Stockpiles Post Biggest Drop Since End of August
  93. Gold Gains, Reversing Losses, as Higher Oil Prices Spur Hedge Demand
  94. India May Permit Duty-Free Imports of Wheat Into Next Year, Traders Say
  95. Nickel Rises After Inventory Drops to Lowest This Month, Reducing Supply
  96. Oil Rises on Report OPEC Members Are Discussing Action to Steady Market
  97. Interior Dept. criticized over royalties
  98. 7-11 drops Citgo as gas supplier
  99. Tokyo Grain Exchange's Commodity Futures Prices for Soybean, Corn, Sugar
  100. Rubber Futures Prices on the Tokyo Commodity, Osaka Mercantile Exchanges
  101. Sugar Rises For Second Day on Signs Brazil May Divert Supplies for Ethanol
  102. Gold Rises on Speculation Jeweler, Investor Demand to Rebound Next Quarter
  103. Natural Gas Drops to Lowest in Almost Four Years; Mild Weather Cuts Demand
  104. Oil Is Little Changed After Speculators Prompt Biggest Rise in Six Months
  105. Coffee Advances in London on Concern Typhoon May Hurt Vietnamese Harvest
  106. Copper Falls Most Since Sept. 15 as Slower U.S. Economy Threatens Demand
  107. U.S. Soybean Demand Rose as Poultry Demand Grows, Bird-Flu Concern Eases
  108. Corn Prices Rise on Grain Council Forecast for Higher International Demand
  109. Gold Gains for Seventh Straight Session in New York on Higher Energy Costs
  110. U.S. Wheat Rises to Nine-Year High as Australian Drought May Cut Supplies
  111. Winter heating bills should be lower this year
  112. Tokyo Grain Exchange's Commodity Futures Prices for Soybean, Corn, Sugar
  113. Rubber Futures Prices on the Tokyo Commodity, Osaka Mercantile Exchanges
  114. Copper Futures Decline in Shanghai on Signs the U.S. Economy Is Slowing
  115. Inco Says Some Goro Nickel Workers Join General Strike, Limiting Building
  116. Gold Trades Above $600 an Ounce for Third Day on Demand From Indian Buyers
  117. Copper May Fall Next Week on Speculation There Will Be a Surplus of Metal
  118. Corn, Soybeans Fall as Dry Weather May Accelerate Pace of Harvest in U.S.
  119. Gold Prices Fall as Low Energy Costs, Dollar Rally Erode Bullion's Appeal
  120. Crude Oil Is Little Changed; Slower U.S. Economic Growth May Curb Demand
  121. Coffee Has Monthly Gain as Typhoon Heads for Robusta Producer Vietnam
  122. Copper Rallies, Capping Ninth Quarterly Gain, on Mine-Strike Speculation
  123. Gold May Gain for 3rd Week on Concern Fed Will Struggle to Curb Inflation
  124. Australian Stocks Rise; BHP Billiton, Woodside Gain on Commodity Prices
  125. Copper Increases 0.8 Percent in Asian Trade, Spurred by Higher Gold Prices
  126. Gold Gains in Asia as Rising Crude Oil Price Stokes Concern Over Inflation
  127. Oil Rises as Venezuela, Nigeria Curb Output, Adding Concern Over More Cuts
  128. Tokyo Grain Exchange's Commodity Futures Prices for Corn, Soybeans, Sugar
  129. Japan's Steel Exports Rise for Fourth Month in August, Gaining 17 Percent
  130. Copper Price Declines in Asia on Concerns That Demand May Slow in the U.S.
  131. Gold Drops for a Fourth Day as Tumbling Crude Price Erodes Metal's Appeal
  132. Oil Is Little Changed as Cuts by Venezuela, Nigeria May Have Little Effect
  133. Gem Finds World's 15th-Biggest Diamond in Lesotho, Starts Sale in Antwerp
  134. Soybeans, Corn Rise As U.S. May Reduce Crop Estimates After Acreage Review
  135. Gold Declines on Speculation Commodity Slump Will Ease Inflation Pressures
  136. Copper Falls to Three-Month Low Amid Signs U.S. Economic Growth Is Slowing
  137. Wheat Rises to 10-Year High on Demand Grows, Drought Threatens Production
  138. Oil company: Nigerian workers abducted
  139. Cocoa May Rise for Second Day as Unrest in Ivory Coast Threatens Supply
  140. Gold Council to Offer Bullion-Backed Shares in Singapore, First in Asia
  141. South African Wheat Prices Surge to Four-Year High on Weaker Currency
  142. Gold Rises in London as Oil Gains on Speculation OPEC to Cut Production
  143. Copper Advances From Three-Month Low as Growth in China May Spur Demand
  144. Crude Oil Rises on Speculation OPEC, Saudi Arabia Will Reduce Production
  145. Wheat Falls From 10-Year High on Sign Demand for U.S. Grain Is Declining
  146. Cocoa Advances for Second Day as Unrest in Ivory Coast Threatens Supply
  147. Rubber Futures Prices on the Tokyo Commodity, Osaka Mercantile Exchanges
  148. Copper Rebounds From Three-Month Low as Growth in China May Spur Demand
  149. Gold Declines in Asian Trading as Oil Slips, Investors Deem Gains Overdone
  150. Crude Oil Trades Near $60 a Barrel After Rising on Likely OPEC Output Cuts
  151. Cotton Falls to 10-Month Low on Speculation Demand May Be Slowing in China
  152. Wheat Falls as Rains May Revive Drought-Stressed Crops in Australia, U.S.
  153. Coffee Declines to 2-Week Low in London on $100 Million Delivery of Beans
  154. Crude Oil Falls Amid Speculation OPEC Won't Make Proposed Production Cuts
  155. Copper Rises in London, New York on Speculation Consumption Will Increase
  156. Gold Climbs, Erasing Early Loss, on Nuclear Concerns in Iran, North Korea
  157. Tanzania's Top Grade of Coffee Drops 14 Percent, Tracking Global Markets
  158. OPEC plans to cut oil production, sources say
  159. Gold Demand Declines as Slumping Commodity Prices Ease Risk of Inflation
  160. Natural Gas Prices Are Steady in N.Y. as Temperatures Drop in Central U.S.
  161. Nickel Rises to 19-Year High, Stockpiles Tumble to Lowest in Two Months
  162. Corn Prices Soar in Chicago, Following Wheat Futures' Surge; Soybeans Rise
  163. Sugar Rises as Higher Oil Prices May Spur Brazil to Boost Its Ethanol Mix
  164. Gold Advances in New York After Report of North Korea Nuclear-Weapon Test
  165. Crude Oil Rises as OPEC Members Back Output Reductions to Bolster Prices
  166. Gas prices down another 14 cents
  167. Gold Bullion May Surpass All-Time High on Weaker Dollar, Baker Steel Says
  168. White Sugar Extends Gains to Reach Three-Week High of $401 a Ton in London
  169. Gold Falls, Snapping Three-Session Rally, as Dollar Gains Versus Yen, Euro
  170. Zinc Rises on Concerns Supply Growth May Not Meet Demand From Steelmakers
  171. Oil Falls Below $60 as Saudi Aramco Says It Will Maintain Asian Shipments
  172. Australian 2006 Wheat Crop May Drop to Record Low on Drought, AgRisk Says
  173. Winter heating bills expected to slip
  174. Alaska pipeline offline due to bad weather
  175. Copper Falls for 1st Time in 4 Sessions as Dollar Rises to Highest in 2006
  176. Corn Falls Most Since August as U.S. Crop May Be the Second-Largest Ever
  177. Gold Falls, Snapping Three-Session Rally, as Dollar Gains Versus Yen, Euro
  178. Zinc Rises on Concerns Supply Growth May Not Meet Demand From Steelmakers
  179. Oil Falls Below $59 as Saudi Aramco Says It Will Maintain Asian Shipments
  180. Wheat Prices Extend Gain to 10-Year High as Australia Drought Erodes Crop
  181. Newcrest Names BHP Billiton's Greg Robinson as Executive Finance Manager
  182. Lafayette to Sell as Much as $15 Million in Bonds to Fund Philippine Mine
  183. Gold Declines After U.S. Dismisses Report of Second North Korean Bomb Test
  184. Copper Falls in Shanghai as Supply Concerns Ease Following Codelco Accord
  185. Crude Oil Trades Near Eight-Month Low on Speculation Stockpiles Will Rise
  186. Spain, Shunning Nuclear Power, Ends Up Addicted to Imported Natural Gas
  187. Lafayette to Sell as Much as $15 Million in Bonds to Fund Philippine Mine
  188. Indonesia Plans to Eliminate Value-Added Taxes on Cocoa Beans and Coffee
  189. Gold Declines in London as Crude Oil Prices Fall, U.S. Dollar Strengthens
  190. Copper Declines in London as Codelco Wage Agreement Eases Supply Concerns
  191. Crude Oil Falls a Second Day on Lower IEA Demand Forecast, OPEC Shipments
  192. Corn Rally to Spur Cattle-Herd Sales, Cut Beef Prices, Morgan Stanley Says
  193. Gold Prices Pare Gains in New York as Crude Oil Drops Below $58 a Barrel
  194. Copper Rises on Speculation Mine Production Won't Meet Growing Demand
  195. Corn, Soybeans Rise as Demand for Grain-Based Fuels May Outpace Production
  196. Wheat Surges, Extending Rally to 10-Year High, as Australia Crop Worsens
  197. Oil Trades Near Lowest This Year on Doubts OPEC Can Enforce Output Cuts
  198. BP may face hearings over Alaska papers
  199. OPEC to cut output by 1 million barrels per day
  200. Rubber Futures Prices on the Tokyo Commodity, Osaka Mercantile Exchanges
  201. Tokyo Grain Exchange's Commodity Futures Prices for Corn, Soybeans, Sugar
  202. Gold Trades Near Four-Day Low in Asia as Oil's Decline Cuts Hedge Appeal
  203. Copper Rises in Shanghai Trade as Lower Imports Indicate Supply Shortfall
  204. Oil Trades Near Lowest This Year on Doubts OPEC Can Enforce Output Cuts
  205. Gas Running Out In Ontario
  206. Carlin's Got It All Figured Out !
  207. Join in the Fight on May 15th
  208. Ontario Calls On Harper Government To Strengthen Competition Act To Protect Canadian
  209. Gas Prices in Your Area
  210. 'Gauged' by Gas Prices?
  211. The Price Of Gas Around The Globe In Us $
  212. Just another excuse to hit the $70 mark
  213. Canadian Natural Gas May Decline as Heat Waves in U.S. Moderate
  214. Consumers get a break at the gas pumps
  215. Oil prices remain near $72 a barrel
  216. Gas Station TV Pumps Hughes for Video
  217. Gas prices may rise into September
  218. Gas
  219. Tips On Pumping Gas (very Good Information)
  220. Citgo Changing It's Name Due To Bad Press On Chavez‏
  221. Oil Jumps On Stimulus Plan Agreement
  222. Iraqi Oil Exports Rise By 9.2 Percent
  223. Intresting Fact About Oil Reserves And Production
  224. Fuel Prices
  225. Give Us Your Gas Prices For The Day!
  226. They Struck Oil
  227. Truckers Rally In Washington To Protest High Fuel Prices
  228. Gasoline Prices Top Concerns Over Jobs, Health Troubles
  229. Gas Strike May 2
  230. House Passes Bill To Sue Opec Over Gas Prices
  231. Whats Your Gas Dollars Paying For !!!