What can we learn from the Great Depression about oil’s future?
Opinion
In 1929, U.S. stock markets crashed, scything personal fortunes and birthing the most devastating global economic depression since the 1870s-1880s.
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COVID-19’s forced de-globalization will rewire and decarbonize energy
Environment
Climate change may be the most intractable psychological-sociological challenge that humanity has ever encountered. It has been occurring for decades
US shale oil sector scales back
Industry
US oil producers are cutting budgets for new operations which will mean fewer operations and jobs across the country with
Saudi Aramco shares tumble amid price war
Consumption
Saudi Aramco shares have fallen below their initial public offering (IPO) level amid the crude oil price war and the
Coronavirus disrupts Chinese solar sector
Environment
A large portion of the solar industry relies on China but Donald Trump’s tariffs and the coronavirus are damaging supply
Opec waits on Russia over oil output cuts
Production
Opec is close to agreeing the largest oil production cuts since the 2008 financial crisis amid warnings that Covid-19 may
Opec scrambles to address coronavirus fallout
Consumption
Opec (the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) says it has not decided whether to extend oil output cuts. Saudi
Rio Tinto: coronavirus could bring 6 months’ disruption
Industry
The UK-Australian mining firm Rio Tinto says Covid-19 may disrupt global supply chains and delay projects in Australia over the