Kurdish, Sunni and Basrawi MPs are the most vocal critics of the draft budget, claiming inadequate revenue sharing despite slightly increased overall spending. Iraq’s Cabinet has sent a 2018 draft Continue Reading
The boom in oil money helped crown Angola’s seaside capital, Luanda, as the world’s most expensive city. Angola was once a magnet for the world’s biggest oil companies, drawing billions Continue Reading
A boom in natural-gas exports creates new challenges Last-minute schedule changes for LNG tankers headed to Asia It seemed at the time like a somewhat random, and amazingly fortuitous, coincidence. Continue Reading
A man feeding seagulls on the Yamuna River in New Delhi, India, in November. The city is one of the world’s most polluted capitals. NEW DELHI — As millions of Continue Reading
U.S. imports of Mexican crude last month climbed above 800,000 bpd for the first time since November 2014. This is the result of a number of factors, but in large Continue Reading
data . Sanctions and low production caused the decline in November. The last time levels were this low, an industry strike had shut down a large portion of the Latin Continue Reading
The state-run oil company PEMEX blamed the failure of a recent deep-water Gulf of Mexico auction in the on competition from ongoing tenders in Brazil, according to a new report Continue Reading
Oil major Chevron, leading refiner Valero and Delta Air Lines have complained to the U.S. energy watchdog about fees Colonial Pipeline charges to ship gasoline, diesel and jet fuel over Continue Reading
After years of meager returns and overspending to boost production at all costs, U.S. shale explorers and drillers are finally about to see their share prices rise next year, according Continue Reading
No doubt, these four companies are solid and have a lot of running room, but so are the other 12 companies. Plus, all of the upstream oil & gas companies Continue Reading
