Lower cost to store power signals end to daytime-only supplies Solar developers adding batteries to projects around the world The world’s biggest-ever solar project — a $200 billion venture in Continue Reading
Sudan — The shortage of fuel and cooking gas has renewed in Khartoum and a number of states over the past two days. People reported to Radio Dabanga that buses Continue Reading
The drilling rights the company sought in Liberia, however, appeared to be linked to former officials from the West African nation, according to internal Exxon documents reviewed by The Wall Continue Reading
Clashes flared between Sudan Sudanese troops and rebels, complicating talks to end the civil war that has cut oil production, two days after a regional bloc called for the insurgents’ Continue Reading
Exxon Mobil Corp roared into Brazil’s prolific offshore oil fields again on Thursday, clinching eight blocks in partnership with other oil firms eager to lap up the country’s choice reserves Continue Reading
Data in a U.S. report suggests that as Venezuela depends on oil revenue, and it’s a top oil exporter to the United States, pressure could cuts both ways. The U.S. Continue Reading
Alfred De Zayas, UN independent expert for the promotion of an international democratic and equitable order (Archive) Alfred de Zayas, a UN Independent Expert for the promotion of an international Continue Reading
European oil majors are swarming the shallow-waters of the Gulf of Mexico as the country races to attract investment before an election. (Bloomberg) — European oil majors are swarming the Continue Reading
China’s new crude oil futures contract, which began trading this week, has a good chance of confounding the doubters and becoming a regional benchmark where other contracts have failed. The Continue Reading
China is taking its first steps towards paying for imported crude oil in yuan instead of the U.S. dollar, three people with knowledge of the matter told Reuters, a key Continue Reading
