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Oil
International players from the oil industry meet in Houston
by
Annie Baxter
Mar 7, 2017
International players from the oil industry are meeting in Houston this week for the annual gathering called CERAWeek. It’s the first meeting since the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, or OPEC, declared a historic cut in oil output last November in order to bring prices up from a 12-year low. It’s also the first […]
Last of pipeline opponents leave North Dakota protest camp
Feb 22, 2017
Most left peacefully, but some were arrested after the government's deadline to leave the area.
Italian prosecutors seek criminal case in oil giants' deal in Nigeria
by
Scott Tong
Feb 9, 2017
The case looks at an alleged bribery in a $1.3 billion oil deal.
Corruption in the fossil fuel sector may get less prying eyes
by
Scott Tong
Feb 1, 2017
The dismantling of coal, oil and gas industry regulations raises eyebrows and applause.
FERC loses a member, throwing a wrench into pipeline approvals
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Scott Tong
Jan 27, 2017
The agency that OKs pipelines will be stalled on a number of key builds for the foreseeable future.
A look at energy policy in the age of Trump
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Scott Tong
Dec 23, 2016
Trump has promised to lift environmental restrictions on the energy sector.
For public good, not for profit.
What does it mean to have the ExxonMobil CEO as secretary of state
by
Annie Baxter
Dec 13, 2016
The multinational oil company has what amounts to its own foreign policy, which can be contrary to U.S. policy.
The catch to the OPEC-Russia deal on oil? The U.S.
by
Jed Kim
Dec 12, 2016
OPEC and Russia plan to cut oil production to raise prices – which could spur drilling in the U.S.
OPEC hopes to include Russia in its pact to cut oil production
by
Scott Tong
Dec 9, 2016
Pledging to cut production hasn’t always led to actual cuts.