Exxon Mobil
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Alternatives
Why Chevron Is a Long-Term Winner in the Fossil Fuel Industry
Even as oil prices have plummeted and the demand for energy has collapsed, Chevron looks strong.
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Alternatives
Vermont’s Plan to Drastically Reduce Fossil Fuel Consumption
The State of Vermont is aiming to create new challenges for fossil fuel companies.
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Petroleum
Exxon Mobil’s Massive Bet on Guyana
If Exxon Mobil loses control of its oil lease with Guyana, the already vulnerable oil giant could continue to falter.
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Petroleum
Exxon Mobil: The Downfall of an Oil Giant
Exxon Mobil is struggling.
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Petroleum
The U.S. Oil Industry
The global oil industry has influenced U.S. domestic and foreign policy decisions for a long time. It has been observed that the United States plays a key role in the global oil market, not only as a leading consumer of crude oil, but also as the biggest oil producer. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), the United States…
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Coal
Trump Attacks the National Environmental Policy Act
Trump continues to gut environmental regulations for the benefit of the fossil fuel industry.
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Petroleum
Big Tech is Now Involved in Big Oil
Big tech companies have been collaborating aggressively with fossil fuel companies to produce more oil and gas.
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Petroleum
OPEC: Influencing Global Oil Production Since 1960
The OPEC cartel works together as if they were a single producer, regulating the price and supply of oil on the global market.
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Petroleum
When will Electric Vehicle Sales Reduce Global Oil Demand?
Global demand for EVs is predicted to rise sharply in the coming decades.
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Natural Gas
Top Players in Natural Gas
Overall, the top 40 natural gas producers in the United States saw a positive year-over-year change in production. At the end of the second quarter this year, the total million cubic feet reported by the Natural Gas Supply Association was 39,797 million cubic feet per day. This was about a 1,500 difference from 2018, which pumped out 37,087 million cubic…
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