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	10 Top Military Friendly Employers in the Energy Industry When troops return to civilian life, the energy industry is there to welcome them with fulfilling careers. As more service members take advantage of transition assistance programs as well as education benefits offered by the Department of Veterans Affairs, they can return home and use their transferable skills to contribute to companies. Full Article Share:
	PennEnergy Video News Update From the search for shale gas in Poland, to the end of the Bulwer Island oil refinery, to cleanup on the shores of Lake Michigan, 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
• No more oil found near Indiana oil refinery spill
• BP Bulwer Island oil refinery to halt operations in 2015
• Chevron, Polish firm jointly explore for shale gas
• U.S. companies seeking permission to export natural gas to foreign markets
• Officials seek clues in natural gas processing facility blast (w/ Interactive Map)
• How America’s shale oil and gas revolution could loosen Russia's grip on Europe
• Eni talks Mozambique oil exploration in Brussels
• Petrobras reports February oil and gas production
• Roc Oil farms in to Malaysia offshore development
• BP poll reveals industry views on digital readiness
• Repsol starts gas production at Kinteroni field in Peru
• Commercial oil production begins at Iraq field for Lukoil
• TransCanada secures commitments for ANR gas pipeline system

Energy Insights

Governing Energy: Cultural Sinistery Grammarians will forgive the made up word in the title—it is meant to convey a sense of how culture can be used for ominous purposes as well as noble deeds. The Europe of the 1930s is a subject of the political dialogue as of this writing. Full Article Share: