Financial TimesSudan seeks to attract western oil groups as US relations thawFinancial TimesSudan is launching a bid to entice US and European companies back to its struggling oil industry as once hostile relations between the former pariah state and weste …

Don't Expect To See $100 Oil Anytime SoonSeeking AlphaExpect a short-term rally in oil, but don't expect to see $100, or even $80 oil prices any time soon. Crude oil is having one of its worst downturns in years, and is now massively oversold on a …

ReutersBig Oil spent 1 percent on green energy in 2018ReutersInvestors in recent years ratcheted up pressure on boards of fossil fuel companies including Exxon Mobil, the world's largest publicly-traded oil company, to reduce emissions, spend more on l …

ReutersBig Oil spent 1 percent on green energy in 2018 | ReutersReutersTop oil and gas companies jointly spent around 1 percent of their 2018 budgets on clean energy, but investments by Europe's giants vastly outpaced their U.S. ...Big Oil spent 1 …

Will $100 Oil Kill The US Economy?OilPrice.comBrent is nearing $80 per barrel and some analyst see $100 not far off. That raises the question about how much of a dent high oil prices will make in the U.S. economy. $100 oil is not as painful as it once was. …

BloombergRepsol to End Pursuit of Oil GrowthBloombergRepsol will unveil an updated business plan next month that limits oil and gas output to current levels and ensures it keeps no more than about eight years of reserves on its books, the person said, aski …

Iran Plans To Award $6 Billion Oil Contracts To Local FirmsOilPrice.comIran's push to award more contracts to local firms comes as the Iranian nuclear deal looks increasingly shaky after U.S. President Donald Trump sacked Rex Tillerson as Secretary of …

The Globe and MailOil ends lower, but Saudi-Iran tensions keep a floor under marketMarketWatchOil ended lower Monday, with U.S. prices tracking steep losses in the stock market and giving back nearly all of last week's gains. However, tensions between …

CNBCProducers could be getting their appetite for investment back with oil at $65CNBCWith oil prices in a protracted period of stability, oil companies are gradually getting the confidence to invest once again, the chief executive of Australia's bigges …

CNBCOil producers are starting to invest with prices at $65: Woodside CEOCNBCWith oil prices in a protracted period of stability, companies are gradually getting the confidence to invest again, the CEO of Woodside Petroleum indicated.and more » …