Oil

Saudi Arabia's energy minister pushed back on Sunday against opposition by fellow Gulf producer the United Arab Emirates to a proposed OPEC+ deal and called for "compromise and rationality" to secure agreement when the group reconvenes on Monday.

Gas prices are surging ahead of the July 4th holiday and they may remain at elevated levels all summer long.

U.S. equity markets battled higher Thursday and oil hit its highest level in almost three years as the second half of the year got underway.

As the summer driving season is revving up, AAA is warning that a small number of gas stations across the U.S. may have trouble meeting rising fuel demand.

Greenpeace activists posed as headhunters to conduct separate Zoom interviews with senior Washington-based lobbyist Keith McCoy and a former Washington lobbyist for Exxon, Dan Easley.

OPEC may boost production at this week's meeting but oil watchers say the move will be strategically puny.

Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced plans on Tuesday to launch a second national airline as part of a broader strategy to turn the kingdom into a global logistics hub as it seeks to diversify from oil.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday removed a hurdle to the construction of a natural-gas pipeline through Pennsylvania and New Jersey, ruling the pipeline developer could invoke the power of the federal government to take state property needed for the project.

Continental Resources Executive Chairman Harold Hamm warned on "Mornings with Maria" on Thursday that the United States can’t shut down the oil industry while China, India and other countries continue to build coal plants.

Iran's hardliner president-elect Ebrahim Raisi is sending oil prices higher and the nuclear accord to the trash bin.

A U.S. district court closed a long-running case against the Dakota Access oil pipeline on Tuesday, but allowed for Native American tribes and other opponents of the line to file additional actions against it, court documents showed.

Brent crude oil could top $100 a barrel next year as the world emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Bank of America.

Republicans are lauding a federal court's decision Tuesday to slap the Biden administration with a preliminary injunction preventing it from implementing the president's "pause" on oil and gas leases on federal lands.

Maglan Capital President David Tawil explains why he’s expecting an “oil crisis within the next three years.”

A federal judge in Louisiana issued a preliminary injunction blocking the Biden administration from pausing new oil and gas leases on federal land.