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Activists Call for Action on the Permian “Climate Bomb”
A new report warns that if left unchecked, emissions from the Permian could hit the administration's climate targets.

Decarbonization Poses a “Political Risk Nightmare” for Oil-Dependent Countries
Oil-producing countries face severe financial and political risk as the world transitions away from oil.

Oil Prices Rise, OPEC+ Faces Decision
As oil prices jump to 13-month highs, OPEC+ has opportunity to unwind its deep production cuts.

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.

Biden’s Energy and Environmental Agenda in 2021
Likely Republican control of the Senate means President-elect Joe Biden's first policy actions will come from the President's pen, rather than Congressional legislation.

IEA: Pandemic Upends Energy Markets, But Faster Clean Energy Transition Needed
The IEAs latest World Energy Outlook predicts renewable energy will outcompete fossil fuels for new power generation—but more aggressive policies are needed to speed the pace of the energy transition.

What’s At Stake For Oil and Gas In 2020 Election
The outcome of the election will have significant implications for the energy industry – but some trends are beyond White House control.

OPEC+ Faces Difficult Decisions as Market Fails to Tighten
Even after historic cuts, lower demand means the oil market is still under pressure.

BP Joins Peak Demand Crowd
BP believes evolving policy, technological advances and COVID-19 mean peak oil demand will be reached in the 2020s—or has already happened.