Apple issuing a second green bond to finance clean energy
Apple Inc., which issued the biggest green bond ever sold by a U.S. corporation last year to finance projects fighting global warming, is doing it again.
When OPEC met to extend cuts, output rose most in six months
As OPEC and its partners last month agreed on prolonging production cuts, the group’s output was climbing the most since November as members exempt from the deal restored lost supply.
Colorado well explosion prompts fears of backlash
Two months after a Colorado home exploded near an Anadarko Petroleum Corp. well, the reverberations are still rattling the oil industry, driving down driller shares and raising fears of a regulatory backlash.
Output rose most in six months during Opec meeting on extending cuts
As OPEC and its partners last month agreed on prolonging production cuts, the group’s output was climbing the most since November as members exempt from the deal restored lost supply.
Opinion: GE investors won’t have Immelt to kick around anymore
Jeff Immelt, the embattled CEO of General Electric Co., is doing the right thing by moving on. It's now up to his successor to finish what he started.
Oil edges up above $46 as Saudi Arabia sees supply glut easing
Oil edged up following its plunge last week after Saudi Arabia and Russia said crude markets will rebalance.
America’s stubborn oil supply glut catches funds off guard
Crude markets are taking oil optimists by surprise yet again.
Oil extends gains as Saudis see global supply drop accelerating
Oil extended gains as Saudi Arabia and Russia sought to reassure investors that coordinated production cuts by OPEC and its partners are draining a global glut.
Saudis have a lot to lose in fight with Qatar, even if they win
Saudi Arabia dwarfs Qatar on almost any measure, yet there are plenty of ways the tussle between the Gulf neighbors could end up hurting the world’s biggest oil exporter -- even if it wins.
Qatar LNG diversions shock EU gas as crisis deepens
European energy markets started to feel the impact of the escalating diplomatic row in the Middle East after natural gas prices soared when tankers full of Qatari fuel abruptly changed course.
Oil heads for third weekly loss as US to Nigeria prolong glut
Oil headed for a third weekly drop as rising supplies from the U.S. to Nigeria showed that OPEC is still struggling to clear a global oil surplus.
Centrica, SSE gain as UK election casts doubt on Theresa May’s price cap plan
The UK biggest utilities advanced after Prime Minister Theresa May’s Conservative Party failed to secure a majority in parliament after Thursday’s election, throwing into doubt her plan to cap household energy prices.
Trump mulls combining agencies split up after Gulf spill
After the 2010 Gulf oil spill, the Obama administration broke the scandal-plagued federal agency that policed offshore drilling into separate bureaus.
UAE needs Qatari gas to keep Dubai’s lights on
When it comes to natural gas shipments, the United Arab Emirates needs Qatar more than Qatar needs the U.A.E.
China’s clean energy ambition floats above abandoned coal mine
China’s ambitions to dominate new energy technologies are unfolding at the site of an abandoned coal mine about 300 miles (483 kilometers) northwest of Shanghai.
Crude’s biggest slump since March shown in three charts
Oil’s 5 percent tumble Wednesday, the biggest slide since March, followed government data that showed U.S. crude and fuel stockpiles unexpectedly soaring at a time of year when they normally decline. Here are three charts showing what made oil bulls run scared.
Nigeria’s Forcados oil comes back in fresh blow to OPEC cuts
Royal Dutch Shell Plc lifted restrictions on exports of a key Nigerian crude oil, 472 days after imposing them following militant attacks. The extra flows alone amount to about 20 percent of the supply OPEC has pledged to cut from world markets.
The Saudi Prince, a Sheikh and the isolation of a Gulf renegade
The choreographed statements by Saudi Arabia and three allies to quarantine Qatar at just after 6 a.m. on June 5 were not signed, but there was no mistake about who was behind them.
US sees crude output breaking 48-year-old record in 2018
U.S. crude production will average more than 10 million barrels a day for the first time in 2018, breaking a record almost five decades old and keeping prices from rising as much as previously estimated, government forecasts showed Tuesday.
Cowboy country turns oil-basin bargain versus pricey Permian
A year ago, it cost the family-owned Kirkwood Oil & Gas LLC a relative pittance to secure drilling rights in the Powder River Basin, the lonely, scrubby corner of northeast Wyoming known mostly as a home to cattle ranches and coal mines. Today, it’s a different story.
May’s Brexit appeal resonates in Scottish Nationalist stronghold
The Scottish town of Peterhead, the U.K.’s largest fishing port, always had a rebellious streak.
Opec’s LNG giant keeps exporting gas and oil as Saudis cut ties
Qatar, the world’s biggest seller of liquefied natural gas, can still access shipping routes to deliver oil and gas to buyers after Saudi Arabia and other neighboring states barred the emirate from exporting through their territorial waters.
Update: Oil slides despite limited impact from Gulf diplomatic crisis
Oil erased earlier gains as a diplomatic clash involving OPEC members Saudi Arabia and Qatar was seen having limited impact on the group’s policy.
OPEC deal extension isn’t enough to rope in crude oil bulls
The good news from OPEC wasn’t good enough.
Pound weakens as London terror attacks heighten election stakes
The pound fell in Asian trading after a weekend terror attack in London killed seven people, days before the nation votes in a snap election.