Russia ready to open the OPEC+ taps as the U.S. dials back its Arctic drilling plans

Biden prepares to tackle fossil fuels in the U.S. and abroad

As the world focuses on climate change targets, the Middle East doubles down on oil (with U.S. producers' help)

There's something rotten in the state of Denmark's grand energy plans

Internal divisions and a historic demand split complicate OPEC's oil production plans

From chess match to street fight: The world's courtrooms are the battleground for the future of fossil fuels

Climbing rig counts may signal a turnaround, but that's no comfort for Exxon Mobil

What the drilling rig count's ongoing climb says about the future of crude oil production

Will a flurry of oilfield M&A activity spur innovation in fossil fuels?

Despite traders' weak demand outlook, oil and gas drilling activity continues to rise

Political moves, both current and projected, are placing outsized influence on U.S. and Canadian oil markets

BP makes its peak oil demand prediction amid historic drilling trends in the U.S. and abroad

Are the oil industry's opportunities for post-coronavirus recovery dwindling in North America?

In a post-Schlumberger world, how will the new frac services landscape change the way shale explorers operate?

Are oil prices stable enough to support a U.S. shale drilling recovery?

How "lower for longer" has become the new baseline for the oil and gas industry

Negative impacts of record-low drilling activity reverberate across the oil and gas industry

With oil's supermajors in distress, can smaller independents step up and lead a recovery?

As the oil industry struggles, are national leaders waiting until it's too late to intervene?

What lessons are oilfield service companies applying from downturns past to succeed today?