What Is Total’s Fate in Russia Now? by Oilprice.com • Oct 29, 2014 • Comments Off on What Is Total’s Fate in Russia Now? Oil major Total and Russia are joined at the hip. Putin called late CEO de Margerie a “true friend.” But sanctions and sinking oil prices are daunting hurdles.
Low Coal Prices Are Tearing into Corporate Balance Sheets by Oilprice.com • Oct 25, 2014 • 2 Comments It’s not just the low price of oil that’s causing trouble. Coal companies too are being ravaged by low prices.
How Wall Street Is Killing Big Oil by Oilprice.com • Oct 22, 2014 • Comments Off on How Wall Street Is Killing Big Oil By YaleGlobal: As Wall Street pushes big energy companies into financial engineering, energy dominance shifts to emerging markets.
Drowning In Oil Again by Oilprice.com • Oct 21, 2014 • 3 Comments Saudi Aramco tries to stare down US shale operators. Who blinks first?
US Utilities Face Fuel Shortages As Winter Approaches by Oilprice.com • Oct 20, 2014 • 3 Comments The amount of coal on hand is at the lowest level in years, and so are inventories of natural gas. What gives?
Oil Price Crash Could Push Venezuela Over The Edge by Oilprice.com • Oct 16, 2014 • 3 Comments It makes an already terrible situation a lot worse.
Oil Bear Market to Eviscerate the American Fracking Boom? by Oilprice.com • Oct 11, 2014 • 8 Comments By ISA Intel: The whole sector has taken a hit.
EU Targets Russian Energy Influence by Oilprice.com • Sep 30, 2014 • Comments Off on EU Targets Russian Energy Influence The EU has the grand task of preparing for energy shortages.
Even Treated Fracking Wastewater Still Too Toxic by Oilprice.com • Sep 29, 2014 • Comments Off on Even Treated Fracking Wastewater Still Too Toxic What the heck are we going to do with the vast quantity of toxic, radioactive wastewater fracking produces?
Dropping Prices, Supply Glut Sends Oil Into Storage At Sea by Oilprice.com • Sep 22, 2014 • Comments Off on Dropping Prices, Supply Glut Sends Oil Into Storage At Sea The world is once again experiencing a period of oversupply.