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U.S. shale oil drillers could scale back investment in production more quickly than previously expected this year after prices slid for what had been a lucrative by-product of their operations

U.S. shale oil outlook darkens as by-product prices slide

Oil producers have already taken a hit from the fall in global oil and gas prices as China’s coronavirus outbreak destroys demand in the world’s second-largest economy. Benchmark U.S....
As bushfires and floods fuel public concerns in Australia about global warming, the country’s powerful mining lobby is facing increasing pressure from investors to drop support for new coal mines, according to a dozen interviews with shareholders in global mining companies

Fires and climate fears rattle Australia’s giant coal lobby

Nearly a third of shareholders in BHP Group Ltd, the world’s biggest miner, last year voted for resolutions to axe its membership in industry groups advocating policies counter to...
U.S. gasoline prices on Tuesday continued a week-long climb as unplanned weekend refinery outages compounded earlier shutdowns at major U.S. Gulf Coast and East Coast plants, gasoline traders said

U.S. gasoline prices rise as fire, outages hit six refineries

Over the weekend, four refineries in Texas and Louisiana shut units directly making gasoline or portions of it, according to refinery sources and energy industry intelligence service Genscape.
Portuguese oil company Galp Energia (GALP.LS) said on Tuesday it would kick off its green business by installing renewable energy capacity of 10 gigawatts in the decade ahead, enough to power millions of homes

Portugal’s oil company Galp targets growth in rewewable power

Galp, which last month bought solar power projects from Spain’s ACS (ACS.MC) for 2.2 billion euros ($2.38 billion), hopes to install 3.3 gigawatts of solar energy in Portugal and...
Oil prices were little changed on Monday as concerns of falling fuel demand caused by the economic fallout from the coronavirus outbreak in China were offset by expectations that output cuts from major producers will tighten crude supply

Oil prices steady as coronavirus-related demand concerns weigh

Brent crude LCOc1 was at $57.27 a barrel, down 5 cents by 0754 GMT after rising 5.2% last week, the biggest weekly gain since September 2019.
Venezuela’s state-run oil company PDVSA this week plans to discharge nearly 1 million barrels of crude stranded for over a year at sea over U.S. sanctions against the company and an ownership dispute with its refining unit, Citgo Petroleum, according to internal documents viewed by Reuters

Venezuela’s PDVSA to unload $57 million oil cargo disputed by rival Citgo boards

At one point last year there were about a dozen cargoes in similar straits, either unauthorized to set sail for exports or returned to PDVSA by their buyers after...
Oil prices fell on Thursday after OPEC and IEA reports cut back demand forecasts for this year on the back of the coronavirus outbreak in China, the world’s biggest oil importer

Oil prices fall on bearish demand forecasts

Brent crude LCOc1 lost 65 cents to $55.14 a barrel by 0930 GMT while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) CLc1 was down 39 cents at $50.78.
Several analysts cut their gas demand forecasts for China, the world’s top gas importer, as the fast-spreading coronavirus outbreak is expected to depress industrial, commercial and transportation appetite over the next few months

Analysts cut China’s gas demand estimates as virus outbreak weighs

Estimates for the impact varied among five analysts who provided views for China’s gas demand to Reuters. Two of them expected demand to expand by just 6% this year.
The spreading coronavirus outbreak will hit Canada’s already struggling energy industry, Finance Minister Bill Morneau said on Monday, just as Ottawa is set to decide the fate of a major new oil sands project

Coronavirus to hit Canadian oil sector as energy project hangs in balance

Morneau told a business audience in Calgary that prices for crude - one of Canada’s major exports - had dipped by 15% on lower demand since the outbreak started...
Oil prices fell to their lowest level since December 2018 on Monday on weaker Chinese demand in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak and as traders waited to see if Russia would join other producers in seeking further output cuts.

Oil drops to 13-month low on weak Chinese demand, traders eye OPEC+ cuts

Oil has dropped more than 25% from a peak in January with U.S. crude back below $50 a barrel after the spreading virus hit demand in China, the world’s...