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OECD Consumption Drops For First Time in Decades

Here's one that few saw coming: According the International Energy Agency as reported by the Wall St. Journal (subscription), developed country consumption of oil dropped .6% in 2006. According to the Journal: "Though the decline appears small, it marks the...

Meanwhile Eighteen Years On…

Just as Exxon Mobil posted the largest annual profits by an American company of just under $40 billion, the dark side of oil was exposed again. Eighteen years on, a new study by US government scientists has found that crude...

Court Backs Chávez in Row with Exxon

President Hugo Chávez has scored a significant victory over Exxon Mobil when a British court lifted a $12bn freeze on Venezuelan assets and sided with his administration against the oil giant. The ruling backed Venezuela's government in a row with...

Greenland Joins the Oil Rush

There is something absurdly ironic when climate change caused by the oil industry leads to the melting of ice, which in turn leads to more land or sea being available to explore for oil and gas. The latest country to...

Iran to OPEC: Stop Oil Sales in Dollars

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is stirring the pot again. As the dollar continues to fall, he is urging OPEC members to form a joint bank and stop pricing oil trades in U.S. dollars. Ahmadinejad told OPEC Secretary General Abdalla Salem...

Oil Change International COP30 Media Advisory – 13 November

As we approach the end of week 1, negotiations continue on issues that could shape the final outcome of the UN climate talks. Meanwhile, a growing coalition of countries - including Colombia, the Republic of the Marshall Islands, the UK,...