The Globe and MailEurope's top oil firms jointly call for carbon pricingThe Globe and MailEurope's top oil and gas companies urged governments around the world to introduce a pricing system for carbon emissions, as governments meet in Bonn, Germany …

BloombergEurope's Top Oil Producers Unite in Push on Climate PolicyBloombergThe heads of Europe's largest oil and gas companies have joined together for the first time to call for governments to agree to carbon pricing at a United Nations-led summi …

Odessa AmericanELAM: Has crude oil seen its bottom?Odessa AmericanThe dollar peak during March coincided with a bounce in crude oil. The May dollar upturn has had the opposite effect by pushing the price of oil (and most other commodities) lower. John Murp …

CBC.caOttawa commits to 30-per-cent cut in GHGs but no regulations for oil sandsThe Globe and MailConspicuously absent from that list is the oil sands, despite promises as recently as two years ago that Ottawa would impose regulations in the sector. Instea …

BloombergWhy US Shale Oil Companies Are Sustaining ProductionBloomberg17:07 - Jan. 21 -- Claudio Descalzi, chief executive officer at ENI, talks about his outlook for oil amid the price decline and how OPEC and shale oil production impact the market. He sp …

Climate CentralIndex Shows Oil's Climate Impacts Vary WidelyClimate CentralWeaning a warming world from crude oil and coal to focus on low-carbon energy is a major priority in the global race to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to tackle climate change. …

Business InsiderThe Obama administration is playing the long game on US oilBusiness InsiderLifting the longstanding ban on US crude oil exports would boost the country's economy and enhance its global leadership, a former senior Obama administration of …

The GuardianElectric cars could cut oil imports 40% by 2030, says studyThe GuardianThe knock-on benefits to the UK's GDP from reduced oil costs and increased vehicle spending could amount to between £2.4-£5bn by 2030, the study says. Between 7,000-19,0 …

International Business TimesOil Prices At Risk Of Slipping Again As Traders Sell Off Stored Crude SuppliesInternational Business TimesCrude oil stored in barrels and tankers is seeping back into the global market. Traders who have been stashing supplies in …

Los Angeles TimesJust as oil starts to lose its grip, the Saudis' low prices pull us backLos Angeles TimesThe conventional explanation for why the Saudis have not cut production is that their oil ministry's managers, led by veteran minister Ali Nai …