Oil Prices Fall In Spite Of Bullish OPEC DataOilPrice.comOPEC, in its latest Monthly Oil Market Report, raised its forecast for global crude oil demand to 95.60 million barrels daily, up by 1.16 million bpd from the estimated 2016 average of 94.44 million …

Oil Production Here Is Declining Faster Than Anywhere On EarthOilPrice.comThat's largely a consequence of declines in Asia-Pacific's “big four” oil producers — China, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand. Coming as big fields in those countries hit ma …

CNETAutomakers, oil companies team up to push hydrogen investmentsCNETWhen oil companies start talking about reducing emissions and moving to alternate fuel sources, you know things are getting serious. The heads of Total and Royal Dutch Shell have formed …

On oil sands, ignore Jane Fonda's foolery, listen to Trudeau's truthThe Globe and MailThe oil sands make an easy target. The aerial shots are ugly. In a perfect world, they wouldn't exist; it would all be boreal forest. Flyovers would be organi …

gulfnews.comShale oil profitable at today's price, top US energy official saysgulfnews.comAbu Dhabi: US shale production is expected to go up as oil prices increase due to Opec agreement, a top energy official from the US Department of State told Gulf …

VoxEcuador has begun drilling for oil in the world's richest rainforestVoxFor a small country dependent on oil exports for a third of its federal budget, those riches have been tantalizing. Yet Ecuador has resisted, even going so far as to ask other co …

Wall Street JournalCanada Needs to Phase Out Oil Sands, Prime Minister SaysWall Street JournalTORONTO—Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sparked anger in the oil-rich province of Alberta on Friday for saying Canada needs to phase out the oil sands. Mr. …

Wall Street JournalAs the Oil-Sands Industry Declines, Its Biggest Champion BoltsWall Street JournalCALGARY—Billionaire Canadian oil man N. Murray Edwards made a prediction two years ago that shocked many industry players: He forecast that oil prices would …

Wall Street JournalNorway's Statoil retreats from the oil sandsThe Globe and MailThe deal marks a big retreat from the oil sands, which in the last decade had been the target of a massive spending boom among European and Asian companies. Since then, de …

Athabasca buys oil sands business from Norway's StatoilThe Globe and MailStatoil, which entered the oil sands business in 2007, said the price is made up of $435-million in cash, 100 million Athabasca shares and contingent value payments triggered at o …