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Another Oil Giant Decreases Assets by $2.6 Billion, Blames California’s Regulations
The news comes two days after Chevron devalued itself by between $3.5 billion and $4 billion in its securities filing.
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As European Energy Companies Shift to Renewables, US Firms Shore Up Oil, Gas Supplies
‘We live in the real world, and have to allocate capital to meet real-world demands,’ says Chevron CEO Mike Wirth
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Nigerian Chevron Facility Bombed, ExxonMobil Cuts Exports
An explosion closed a second Chevron facility in Nigeria, witnesses said Friday, as renewed attacks by militants further cut production in Africa’s biggest petroleum producer.
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Stocks Slide as Oil Tumbles, S&P Lowest in Almost 2 Years
NEW YORK— U.S. stocks recovered much of an early plunge, but the price of oil suffered its worst one-day drop since September.Energy companies were pummeled as the latest fall in oil threatened more damage to an industry that has been stricken with b...
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NY Attorney General and Peabody Energy Enter Unprecedented Agreement to End Alleged Misconduct
The agreement does not include an admission or denial of wrongdoing.
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Hope for Quick Rebound in Oil Prices Fades
Although no one has got a clear crystal ball, there is an increasing acceptance that price recovery will take years.
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Can Newly Oil-Rich Guyana Survive the Resource Curse—and a Dispute With Nosy Neighbor Venezuela?
We might have a new energy superpower to talk about. Guyana apparently controls vast amounts of offshore oil and gas. But Venezuela is on its way to claim it.
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Exxon to Pay $1.6 Million for Yellowstone River Oil Spill
Exxon Mobil agrees to pay $1.6 million for damages from last July’s ruptured pipeline, which spilled over 1,000 barrels of oil into the Yellowstone River 20 miles upstream from Billings, Montana.
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ExxonMobil to Receive $255M for Venezuelan Venture
Venezuela said on Monday that it would compensate oil giant ExxonMobil $255 million for its 2007 nationalization of a joint venture project in the South American nation.
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Another Oil Giant Decreases Assets by $2.6 Billion, Blames California’s Regulations
The news comes two days after Chevron devalued itself by between $3.5 billion and $4 billion in its securities filing.
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As European Energy Companies Shift to Renewables, US Firms Shore Up Oil, Gas Supplies
‘We live in the real world, and have to allocate capital to meet real-world demands,’ says Chevron CEO Mike Wirth
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Nigerian Chevron Facility Bombed, ExxonMobil Cuts Exports
An explosion closed a second Chevron facility in Nigeria, witnesses said Friday, as renewed attacks by militants further cut production in Africa’s biggest petroleum producer.
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Stocks Slide as Oil Tumbles, S&P Lowest in Almost 2 Years
NEW YORK— U.S. stocks recovered much of an early plunge, but the price of oil suffered its worst one-day drop since September.Energy companies were pummeled as the latest fall in oil threatened more damage to an industry that has been stricken with b...
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NY Attorney General and Peabody Energy Enter Unprecedented Agreement to End Alleged Misconduct
The agreement does not include an admission or denial of wrongdoing.
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Hope for Quick Rebound in Oil Prices Fades
Although no one has got a clear crystal ball, there is an increasing acceptance that price recovery will take years.
|
Can Newly Oil-Rich Guyana Survive the Resource Curse—and a Dispute With Nosy Neighbor Venezuela?
We might have a new energy superpower to talk about. Guyana apparently controls vast amounts of offshore oil and gas. But Venezuela is on its way to claim it.
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Exxon to Pay $1.6 Million for Yellowstone River Oil Spill
Exxon Mobil agrees to pay $1.6 million for damages from last July’s ruptured pipeline, which spilled over 1,000 barrels of oil into the Yellowstone River 20 miles upstream from Billings, Montana.
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ExxonMobil to Receive $255M for Venezuelan Venture
Venezuela said on Monday that it would compensate oil giant ExxonMobil $255 million for its 2007 nationalization of a joint venture project in the South American nation.
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