ExxonMobil and Chevron Face Lawsuit Over Plastics Recyclability Claims
Ford County, Kansas, has initiated legal action against major oil companies, including ExxonMobil and Chevron, alleging false representations regarding plastic recyclability.
Trump's Energy Cabinet Picks Signal Aggressive Fossil Fuel Expansion
President-elect Trump's nominations for key energy-related Cabinet positions indicate a strong push towards expanding fossil fuel production and rolling back climate regulations.
IEA Forecasts Oil Surplus in 2025 Due to Weak Chinese Demand and Record US Production
The International Energy Agency predicts a surplus of one million barrels of oil per day in 2025, citing China's economic slowdown and increased US production as key factors.
ExxonMobil CEO Downplays Potential for Rapid US Oil Production Increase
ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods challenges the notion of an imminent US oil boom, citing current market saturation and limited short-term production opportunities.
Russia's Oil Revenue Declines 29% in October Amid Volatile Global Crude Prices
Russia's oil revenue, a major source of income for the country, fell by nearly 30% year-over-year in October due to fluctuating global crude prices.
OPEC+ Extends Supply Curbs as Oil Prices Falter
OPEC+ delays planned production increases through December due to weak demand and falling prices.
Big Oil Boosts Output as OPEC Considers Supply Increase
Major oil companies are ramping up production, potentially weakening oil prices as OPEC contemplates boosting supply.
Oil Prices Plummet as Israel's Strike on Iran Spares Production Facilities
Oil markets experience significant drop following Israel's limited strike on Iran, which avoided major crude production sites.
Saudi Arabia and Russia Diversify Economies Amid Changing Oil Market Dynamics
Major oil producers Saudi Arabia and Russia are seeking new ways to power their economies as global oil market dynamics shift.