SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, Calif. (KEYT) – Sable Offshore and environmental advocacy groups were in court Wednesday when the Houston-based energy company admitted that dormant onshore pipelines have not ...

Recently, a U.S. appeals court rejected an environmental coalition’s bid to halt a federal emergency permit allowing Sable Offshore to restart key segments 324 and 325 of its Santa Ynez Pipeline ...

Sable Offshore Corp. faces regulatory hurdles in California, but gains crucial federal support to restart offshore oil production. I reiterate a Buy rating on SOC stock with a $27.67/share price ...

Environmental groups are suing to reverse a regulator's decision on Sable's pipeline. This came one trading day after that regulator approved the system's restart. Sable was quite a roller coaster of ...

The move follows last week's determination by the regulator that portions of the key oil conduit, the Las Flores Pipeline System, is under the domain of the federal government and not California.

Sable Offshore Corp. says it has received permission to restart pipelines connected to the Santa Ynez Unit, a week after it successfully petitioned to have oversight of the lines transferred to ...

For the second time in six weeks, the county supervisors voted to deny Sable Offshore’s application to transfer the title and permits to operate from Exxon Mobil. Sable, a new Houston-based oil ...

Seeking its way to a speedy restart blocked by the Office of the State Fire Marshal, the Sable Offshore oil company is now claiming that federal pipeline regulators should have jurisdiction over ...

The planet’s largest tropical forest conservation project is set for expansion as the World Wide Fund for Nature, the Brazilian government and the World Bank, among others, take new measures to ...

Steve Rusch, left, Sable Offshore Corp.'s vice president of Environmental & Regulatory Affairs, addresses the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors during a February discussion on permit transfers ...

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Shares of Sable Offshore Corp fell as much as 26% intraday Monday to the lowest level in the company’s history after the oil driller announced plans to raise $225 million and extend a loan with Exxon ...