The Chevron and Occidental deal marks the first significant investment by energy groups into the technology developed by Carbon Engineering, a Bill Gates-backed start-up based in Canada.
At 100 years old, “Big Red” oilfield-services company Halliburton has weathered the industry’s ups and downs, ultimately conquering the world in its reach. At the top of its game, it’s positioning for another 100.
In this video interview from Halliburton's Houston headquarters, CEO Jeff Miller discusses the growth and success of the oilfield services giant over the last century.
From the biggest operators with multinational portfolios to basin-specific smaller producers with motivation to grow. Investor showcases the 50 most-valued U.S. independents.
A Reuters survey suggests Saudi Arabia and some of its allies in OPEC acted unilaterally to bolster the market by limiting its oil output early as crude prices slid on the possibility of a new glut.
Halliburton CEO and President Jeff Miller has assumed the role as board chairman from Dave Lesar, who retired as CEO in 2017 but had remained executive chairman.
Proposed U.S. legislation known as "NOPEC" could open OPEC up to anti-trust lawsuits, which complicates plans for an OPEC+ format that would've included Russia, the country's energy minister says.
BP to sell U.S. onshore assets to help fund BHP asset purchase. Plus, the Canadian government is giving its struggling oil sector a boost.
The investment is about $300 million less than the company forecast in May and includes reductions resulting from Alberta’s mandated oil production cuts.
Company also announces a 10% dividend increase for 2019.