Are US Anti-OPEC Efforts Fading?
The current view within the White House is that OPEC's clout "is already waning and there's no pressing need for action".
Kuwait to Resume Oil Output in Area Shared With Saudis
Khafji was shut down in 2014 after a spat between the neighbors.
Aramco International Listing Still on the Cards
Saudi Aramco is still considering listing shares abroad, the kingdom's Finance Minister Mohammed Al-Jadaan said.
Oil Chiefs at Davos Debate Tougher CO2 Cuts
The bosses of some of the world's biggest oil companies discussed adopting much more ambitious carbon targets at a closed-door meeting in Davos on Wednesday.
Phillips 66 and REG Scrap Renewable Diesel Project
Phillips 66 and Renewable Energy Group have announced that they are discontinuing their joint effort to construct a large-scale renewable diesel plant in Ferndale, Washington.
McDermott Expects to Keep Paying Wages and Benefits
All of McDermott's businesses are expected to continue to operate as normal for the duration of its recently announced restructuring, the company has confirmed.
Oil Down as Virus Concern Seen Countering Disruptions
Oil declined as Goldman Sachs Group said demand concerns over a potential coronavirus epidemic would counter fears of supply disruptions in OPEC producers Libya, Iran and Iraq.
Oil Prices Settle Lower Amid Libya and Iraq Tensions
WTI and Brent crude oil prices posted modest declines during Tuesday's session.
Egypt Pulling Back on Selling LNG Cargoes
The country canceled several LNG tenders in 2019 because the prices that it received didn't even match the cost of production.
Valaris and Aramco Order Newbuild Jackups
A Valaris-Saudi Aramco joint venture has ordered two newbuild jackup rigs from International Maritime Industries.
2020 Off to Rocky Start for Refiners
Though less than a month in, the new year has been difficult for oil refiners.
Nord Stream 2 Counting on Germany for EU Gas Rule Hurdle
Nord Stream 2's owners are looking for an appraisal that grandfathers in earlier provisions that helped make the project economic.
McDermott to Seek Bankruptcy and Sell Lummus Unit
The company will file for bankruptcy after it reached an agreement with creditors to tackle debt acquired through a botched acquisition.
US Shale Suffering From Sustained Contraction
Slower output growth would have global ramifications, given additional US barrels are forecast to account for most of the increase in 2020 worldwide supply.
Energy Chiefs Tout CO2 Capture
Capturing carbon dioxide from the fossil-fuel industry is key to slowing dangerous global warming, energy chiefs said in Davos.
US Calls for Immediate Resumption of Libya Oil Output
The U.S. embassy in Libya called Tuesday for an immediate resumption of oil production.
BP CFO To Retire
The board of BP announced Tuesday that its chief financial officer, Brian Gilvary, has decided to retire from the company and step down from the BP board on June 30.
TechnipFMC Split Well on Track
TechnipFMC has announced that its planned transaction to separate into two companies is 'well on track' for completion in the first half of 2020.
Oil Slides on Plentiful Supply
Oil fell below $65 a barrel as ample global supplies offset the loss of exports from Libya.
Oil Pares Gains
Oil pares gains after rising to the highest in more than a week as projections of plentiful world supplies countered concern about disruptions in Iraq and Libya.



















