Oil plunges 30% as Saudi-Russian price fight builds

Oil markets tumbled more than 30% after the disintegration of the OPEC+ alliance triggered an all-out price-war between Saudi Arabia and Russia that is likely to have sweeping political and economic consequences. Brent futures suffered the second-largest drop on record in the opening seconds of trading in Asia, behind only the plunge during the Gulf... Continue Reading →

The show will go on, says OTC 2020 organizers

Following IHS Markit’s cancellation of its CERAWeek conference in Houston, several other organizers of major oil and gas industry events have followed suit in the wake of the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. Organizers of the Offshore Technology Conference, however, said this week that, for now at least, the show will go on. Continue reading

Guyana’s Granger Claims Presidential Election Victory

Diplomats and foreign observers on Thursday questioned preliminary results of Guyana's presidential election as incumbent David Granger claimed victory and the opposition denounced fraud, setting up a showdown in the oil-rich South American nation. The former British colony on Monday voted to choose who will oversee an oil boom that promises to be transformative for... Continue Reading →

Exxon CEO highlights plans for Brazil

March 6, 2020 ExxonMobil CEO Darren W. Woods, during a presentation to investors at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), said that the company plans to expand exploratory activity in Brazil this year and in 2021. He did not give details about the activities, but, as published, the oil company is expected to drill a... Continue Reading →

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