PennEnergy Top Oil & Gas News 6/27

Top Oil & Gas News 7,500 gallons of oil spills in Colorado river A storage tank damaged by floodwaters dumped 7,500 gallons of crude oil into the Poudre River near Windsor in northern Colorado, slickening vegetation a quarter-mile downstream, but apparently not affecting any drinking water, state officials said Friday. Full Article Share: PennEnergy Video News Update From Russia's fight against terrorist oil sales, to Ukraine's request for pipeline help, to Repsol's significant discovery in Siberia, all of the week's biggest headlines are in the PennEnergy Video News Update. Full Article Share: This Week's Most Popular Oil & Gas News • Russia wants UN to prevent terrorists selling oil • Ukraine open to Western involvement in gas pipeline • Tesoro reaches agreement to acquire terminalling and pipeline assets • Spain's Repsol makes Russian hydrocarbon discovery • API: All-of-the-above protects the environment and our economy • GE supplying PEMEX with oilfield control equipment in Gulf of Mexico • Aker vessel contract canceled by Total • KrisEnergy contracts jack-up rig for Thai drilling campaign • GE Oil & Gas secures order for industry first deepwater drilling systems • Sterling Global Operations puts tracked armored vehicle into use to support oil and gas exploration • Foster Wheeler awarded contract for steam reformer heater in Russia • Tullow updates exploration activities in east Africa • Gazprom discusses large-scale activities in Eastern Russia • Planned Indonesia LNG terminal continues GDF Suez gas infrastructure development • Arkose Cantex acquires interest in Wyoming oilfield Energy Insights All Energy, All the Time: Information aftershocks Lately, a third negative Oklahoma story is permeating the national airwaves, that of our growing earthquake industry. The state is quickly claiming the title of Earthquake Capitol of the US, as it has already doubled California in the ground-shaking events this year. Full Article Share: More Than Weather Talk: Lightning Awareness Week – Do you have all the facts? Each year lightning kills 51 people, on average. So far, for 2014, there have been six reported lightning deaths. Last year there were 23 fatalities in 14 states and 28 deaths reported the year before. Full Article Share: