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Despite Years of Red Ink, Shale Companies Itching to Grow Again
As oil prices creep up, drillers' instincts for aggressive growth will clash with investor calls for restraint.

Oil Majors Make Cuts, But Risks Only Grow
As the world embarks on an energy transition, the oil majors find themselves at a crossroads.

Oil Rally Stalls On New Covid Worries. Race to Vaccinate Is Key
New COVID-19 restrictions in major economies and a new coronavirus variant raises serious oil market concerns about the next few months.

Trump’s Energy Dominance Retrospective
From energy dominance to COVID-19, how did the Trump administration affect energy policy?

Georgia Elections Open Up Possibility for Energy and Climate Action
The results of the Georgia senate election upend the outlook for President-elect Biden, opening up a long list of opportunities on energy and climate-related issues.

Record Price Surge for LNG, Ending Market Bust
LNG prices in northeast Asia are up more than 80 percent in just two weeks, capping off a wild bust-to-boom swing in a little over six months.

U.S. Shale Activity Picks Up Even As Problems Remain
As continued OPEC curbs alongside a further hefty Saudi cut nudge WTI back above $50 per barrel, U.S. shale drillers have pulled back from the abyss.

This Week In AVs: Driverless KFC Restaurants Roll Out In China; Gatik Brings First AV Delivery Fleet To Canada; And More
SAFE's weekly roundup of the top news in autonomous vehicle innovation and deployment.

Report: Structural Bull Market For Commodities Coming
Underinvestment, fiscal stimulus and a weaker dollar could form the foundation for a commodity super-cycle.

Last Minute Push for Alaska’s ANWR Won’t Stave Off Decline
Alaska’s oil industry faces an uncertain future with poor economics, a shrinking pool of capital, and the prospect of tightening environmental policy.