According to “Global Witness” data, such oil companies as BP, “Shell”, “Chevron”, “ExxonMobil” and “TotalEnergies” have earned 281 billion dollars since the beginning of the war in Ukraine in February 2022. British companies BP and “Shell” have earned a total of 94.2 billion dollars since February 2022. According to Global Witness, this amount is enough … Read more
At both facilities, which account for more than five percent of global LNG supplies, unions are now preparing for a full-scale strike. Australia is the largest exporter of LNG in the world. Hundreds of workers at the two facilities began what have been brief strikes on Friday last week, as five days of negotiations over … Read more
NEW YORK IG sees the Nasdaq 100, which has been doing much better since the beginning of the year and has recently been weakening, up 0.3 percent at 15,468 points. The interest rate decision by the US Federal Reserve is on the agenda for Wednesday. It is widely expected to raise interest rates again. However, … Read more
[이데일리 유재희 기자] Regarding Chevron (CVX), an oil and natural gas producer, it is evaluated that a buying strategy is desirable, saying that it will be able to benefit from rising oil prices due to oil shortages. According to CNBC, an American economic media outlet, on the 23rd (local time), HSBC analyst Kim Fusteer raised … Read more
The CEO of the American oil company ExxonMobil Darren Woods criticized the energy policy of the European Union. According to him, it has gone too far and punitive measures against fossil fuels in Europe are now forcing the big energy companies to reconsider their plans and possibly invest elsewhere. Woods said this at the annual … Read more
Our readers are Twitter users You can now follow the latest news for free through our Twitter accountClick here to subscribe Interest in eastern Mediterranean gas increased during the year 2022; Due to the high European demand following the embargo imposed by these countries on Russian oil supplies, due to the invasion of Ukraine. What … Read more