The GuardianAs Norway sells out of oil, suddenly fossil fuels are starting to look riskyThe GuardianThe International Energy Agency, which he leads, is expecting growth in appetite for oil to slow over the next two decades, but doesn't see demand peaki …

The GuardianAs Norway sells out of oil, suddenly fossil fuels are starting to look ...The GuardianDespite the rise of electric cars and stronger action on climate change, it's still too early to write the obituary of oil. That was the verdict last week …

AxiosTrucks are fueling the world's oil demandAxiosThe bottom line: Widespread deployment of electric heavy-duty trucking — alongside other alternative fuels and stronger fuel efficiency mandates for diesel-powered rigs — could alter the trajectory of …

The GuardianUS will become a net oil exporter within 10 years, says IEAThe GuardianThe shale revolution in north America means the US is destined to become a net oil exporter within 10 years, for the first time since the 1950s. The International Energy Age …

The GuardianUS will become a net oil exporter within 10 years, says IEA ...The GuardianInternational Energy Agency says US oil production between 2010 and 2025 will grow at a rate unparalleled in history.Warmer weather, rising non-OPEC output threaten oil …

Wall Street JournalBNP Paribas to Stop Financing Shale, Oil Sands ProjectsWall Street JournalPARIS—French lender BNP Paribas SA BNPQY -0.71% said Wednesday it will no longer finance shale and oil sands projects, in one of the clearest signs yet the banking …

Motherboard en_usThe US Is Paying Big Oil to Keep Fossil Fuels ProfitableMotherboard en_us'Zombie oil' that ought to stay in the ground is kept alive thanks to federal and state governments in the US feeding it billions of dollars. This is oil cons …

The GuardianAt New Scientist Live, arms and oil companies are buying credibility from scienceThe GuardianThe decision to accept sponsorship from an oil or arms company might seem altogether different in nature from the spin of science sceptics in the media …

ZawyaRussia's Rosneft Prepares for Oil at $40-$43 in 2018-CEONew York TimesMOSCOW — Russia's top oil producer Rosneft expects average global oil prices between $40 and $43 a barrel in 2018 and is preparing for such a level, Chief Executive Igor Sec …

Fin24 (press release)Oil gains as Hurricane Irma weakens while US refining returnsFin24 (press release)Hong Kong - Oil rose as hurricane Irma weakened after hitting the Florida coast and as Gulf Coast refining continued to recover following storm Harvey. F …