Indonesia Struggles To Keep Investments As Shell Looks To Exit LNG Project  OilPrice.comShell is seeking to sell its minority stake in a liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Indonesia, hoping to get US$1 billion for its 35-percent interest in t …

Canadian LNG project in Oregon faces delay  Daily Commercial NewsCALGARY — A Calgary company proposing to build a US$10-billion LNG export facility in Oregon says the project timeline is being delayed by about a year. Read more https://canada.co …

Norway's Equinor remains cautious on LNG expansion: CFO Bacher  S&P Global PlattsNorway's Equinor remains cautious about investing in global LNG projects having "screened" but rejected several possible investments in the sector, CFO Lars ... Read …

Wall Street JournalBig Oil Is Now Thrifty—but That Comes at a CostWall Street JournalThe oil business works like a treadmill. To maintain production levels, companies have to keep approving new projects and finding, or buying new, untapped deposits. In the …

Wall Street JournalBig Oil Is Now Thrifty—but That Comes at a Cost - WSJWall Street JournalOil prices are up again after years of weakness, but few executives at the world's integrated oil giants are talking about ramping up spending soon. That raises …

Wall Street JournalShell, BP Earnings Benefit From Cost Cuts Amid Weak Oil PricesWall Street JournalLONDON— Royal Dutch Shell PLC and BP PLC posted better-than-expected third-quarter profits, joining other big oil companies in showing progress in efforts t …

Business InsiderOil's recent outperformance can be traced back to one thingBusiness Insider"The recent divergence can probably be explained by wildfires in Canada and pipeline bombings in Nigeria, which have knocked over 1.5 million barrels per da …

USA TODAYStocks open higher as oil rallies to $47 a barrel ongoing questions about consumerUSA TODAYWall Street, still smarting over weak retail earnings that raised questions about the health of U.S. consumers, is pushing stocks higher Thursday amid a reb …

Wall Street JournalShell Plans Oil-Asset Sale in Gabon, Says PresidentWall Street JournalIn an interview in Kigali, Rwanda, Gabon's President Ali Bongo said Shell was pulling out of the onshore oil developments as part of a move to trim overhead amid a …