Majority of Recent CO2 Emissions Linked to 57 Producers - Report
The world's top three CO2-emitting companies in the period were state-owned oil firm Saudi Aramco, Russia's state-owned energy giant Gazprom and state-owned producer Coal India, the report said.
White House Open to Ending LNG Export Pause in Push for Ukraine Aid, Sources Say
Reversing the pause could be tolerable to the White House in order to advance Ukraine aid, in part because the pause has no bearing on near-term LNG exports, the White House sources said.
Exclusive: Chevron Balancing Low Carbon Intensity, Global Oil, Gas Needs
Colin Parfitt, president of midstream at Chevron, discusses how the company continues to grow its traditional oil and gas business while focusing on growing its new energies production, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
Collaboration, not ‘Mythical’ Renewables will Solve Climate Crisis
Tinker Energy Associates CEO Scott Tinker is optimistic that a combination of passion, expertise and funding can solve the world’s existential crisis—if the right questions are asked.
Russia Orders Companies to Cut Oil Output to Meet OPEC+ Target
Russia plans to gradually ease the export cuts and focus on only reducing output.
Energy Transition in Motion (Week of March 22, 2024)
Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including a new modeling tool for superhot rock.
Oil Broadly Steady After Surprise US Crude Stock Drop
Stockpiles unexpectedly declined by 2 MMbbl to 445 MMbbl in the week ended March 15, as exports rose and refiners continued to increase activity.
Proactive, not Reactive: Taking Measures to Keep Oil Stable
Events threatening instability are commonplace in the energy sector. Panelists at CERAWeek by S&P Global discussed the strategies their companies are taking to tackle uncertainty.
CERAWeek: Sens. Manchin, Sullivan Say LNG Pause Needs to be Paused
U.S. Sens. Joe Manchin and Daniel Sullivan argued against the recent LNG pause announced by U.S. President Joe Biden, saying it creates doubts among allies and creates an opening for competitors as well as U.S. rival Russia.
Kissler: OPEC+ Likely to Buoy Crude Prices—At Least Somewhat
By keeping its voluntary production cuts, OPEC+ is sending a clear signal that oil prices need to be sustainable for both producers and consumers.