Bill Holland

Major producers favor carbon tax Others say electrification is only way The fossil fuel sector is on track to miss 2050 net zero targets by a wide margin, according to an analysis of data from S&P Glo

Only the shares of Utica Shale driller Gulfport Energy beat the benchmark S&P 500 over 2023, and four larger operators suffered double-digit percentage losses for the year.

Producers were banking on LNG terminals coming online next year to spark the commodity markets, but most timelines have shifted to late 2024 or 2025. Low prices may spur mergers and acquisitions, analysts said.

France’s TotalEnergies leads pack API expresses commitment to task S&P Global Commodity Insights examined the approaches by some of the largest companies in the world to achieve net zero carbon emissi

Supermajor oil and gas companies have the cash and talent to improve the emissions performance of the assets they buy, observers said. At the same time, fossil fuel infrastructure could become stranded assets as the world moves to renewables.

Supported by ESG, energy transition Companies spending on machine learning The rapid push to adopt artificial intelligence and machine learning in various segments of the energy sector will have far r

Familiar names on analysts’ lips More deals seen; larger buying smaller ExxonMobil will buy out Pioneer Natural Resources and assume the position as the largest Permian Basin crude oil producer, but t

A Canadian developer noted that provincial and federal government money was key to getting a new carbon capture system up and running in Alberta.

While the industry has paid off billions in debt since the pandemic, interest rate hikes could still affect oil and gas drillers if the economy slows and energy demand falls.

Activists said many of the defeated resolutions were new and lacked support from large asset managers and other institutions.