Canadian Oil Sands holds the largest stake in the Syncrude oil-sands mining consortium. Canadian Oil Sands shareholders have until Friday to accept Suncor’s offer of 0.25 of a share for Continue Reading
This is a guest post by Ciaran Nolan Disclaimer The opinions and views expressed in this presentation are solely those of the author and not necessarily those of any organisation. Continue Reading
With crude prices at 11-year lows, the world’s biggest oil and gas producers are facing their longest period of investment cuts in decades, but are expected to borrow more to Continue Reading
U.S. “stripper well” operators, the nation’s smallest oil producers seen as most likely to succumb to the crude price slump, are hanging in tough, reducing the chances of near-term production Continue Reading
There has been no lack of disasters taking place in 2015. Some can be classified as “natural” others as human caused. In all cases, anyway, they are an indication of Continue Reading
Oil explorers shut down more rigs in U.S. fields to finish out the worst year for drilling cutbacks in almost three decades. Rigs targeting crude in the U.S. fell by Continue Reading
Bakken Rig Count Falls Due to the holiday, we are releasing the weekly rig count post early. The Bakken-Three Forks rig count fell by three this week landing at 54 Continue Reading
Dennis Coyne, an editor and frequent contributor to this blog, has suggested that we are not at peak oil. He argues that there is likely to be a dip in Continue Reading
Another horrendous year is drawing to a close in the oil patch. After starting out with hopes of a rebound, 2015 will instead punctuate the worst two years ever suffered Continue Reading
With the world awash in crude, the oil industry is contemplating a new problem the oversupply could tee up: an oil shortage. That could leave the world in exactly the Continue Reading
