Supporters of Nicolas Maduro, Venezuela’s president, not pictured, hold up flags and a picture of Hugo Chavez, former president of Venezuela, during a protest in Caracas, on Sept. 1, 2016. Continue Reading
Hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan protesters flooded the streets of Caracas on Thursday to put pressure on the socialist government of President Nicolás Maduro to allow a recall referendum to Continue Reading
Indonesia is now producing natural gas from a deep-water site that represents a milestone for the country’s energy goals, a Chevron subsidiary said. Chevron Indonesia Co. said it started natural Continue Reading
The fist LNG shipment to China from the lower 48 states arrived last week, marking the official entry of the U.S. into the Asian LNG market. The shipment was chartered Continue Reading
China’s oil demand fell to 11-month lows in July on the back of erratic weather and feeble industrial growth, crushing hopes of a recovery in consumption which the market had Continue Reading
U.S. motorists used a record volume of gasoline in June as good weather and cheap fuel encouraged a strong start to the summer driving season. The volume of gasoline supplied Continue Reading
There are many players looking to enter the oil markets thanks to the raft of deals available as the oil price crash appears to be over. For the oil majors, Continue Reading
Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon launched a new independence drive on Friday, urging supporters to join the country’s “biggest ever political listening exercise” to gauge public appetite for a new Continue Reading
BP Chief Executive Robert Dudley said on Friday he expected global oil prices to remain at around $50 per barrel till the end of this year and at the same Continue Reading
Accord to cap output is ‘right decision for world energy’ Producers understand need to compromise on Iran’s involvement Vladimir Putin said he’d like OPEC and Russia, producers of half of Continue Reading
