
Shell reviews New Zealand business
Royal Dutch Shell said it was reviewing its portfolio in New Zealand as it works to streamline operations in a weakened crude oil market. ... more
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North Dakota oil sector bracing for slump
North Dakota oil producers increased production in October in a spasm of activity as signs emerge of a prolonged slump, a state report finds. ... more
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OPEC strikes again
Expectations from OPEC of tepid economic recovery next year added downward pressure to oil prices, pushing Brent back below the $40 mark early Thursday. ... more
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Could Saudi oil obstruct a Paris climate deal?
Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest crude oil exporter, has a lot to lose if the global economy shifts to clean energy. ... more
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White House opposes legislative efforts to erase oil export ban
Efforts to reverse a 40-year-old ban on domestic crude oil exports through legislative action are not welcome, a White House spokesman said. ... more
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NRDC claims win on bitumen debate
The Natural Resources Defense Council said it was vindicated by peer-reviewed studies showing heavier grades of crude oil should be treated with caution. ... more
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U.S. gas prices will be even lower next year
Low oil prices and more fuel efficient vehicles mean the average U.S. price for a gallon of gas should be about 2 percent lower in 2016, a federal report said. ... more
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