Shell reports 71% plunge in profits
Anglo-Dutch energy giant says quarterly profits fall to $1.18bn in [...]
World’s largest carbon producers face landmark human rights case
Filipino government body gives 47 ‘carbon majors’ 45 days to [...]
Oil rig, dead ahead! Could offshore platforms become the new cruise trend?
Norwegian company hopes tourists keen for ‘rig-spotting’ will help fill [...]
BP profits plummet 44% as oil prices continue to fall
Multinational’s financial woes continue as low crude rates hit its [...]
Serious Fraud Office opens criminal investigation into Unaoil
UK fraud office is focusing on allegations of bribery, corruption [...]
Déjà vu: as with tobacco, the climate wars are going to court | Dana Nuccitelli
The fossil fuel industry copied Big Tobacco’s racketeering playbook. They’re [...]
An industrial strategy is hard to achieve. But at least laissez-faire is over
The new business secretary, Greg Clark, may or may not [...]
BP faces further $2.5bn charge over Deepwater Horizon spill
Oil company has paid more than $60bn in fines over [...]
Europe’s oil imports ‘dependent on unstable countries’
Oil from geopolitically unstable regions such as Russia, Libya and [...]
BG chief paid £5.5m for nine-month stint at firm
Helge Lund received sum, which does not include £9.7m of [...]