Pompeo: Crimea belongs to Ukraine, not Russia
U.S./Russia joint conference in D.C.
US crude oil 2019 output expected to rise less than predicted
U.S. crude oil production is expected to rise by 1.26M barrels per day (bpd) in 2019.
Exxon Mobil found not guilty in climate change accounting case
A New York judge found that the case against Exxon didn't prove that the company deceived investors.
American oil execs in overcrowded Venezuela jail given house arrest
Six American oil executives held in an overcrowded Venezuelan prison for two years on corruption charges were granted house arrest Monday.
Saudi Aramco's IPO a make-or-break moment for controversial prince
The offering's success is crucial to the ambitious plan by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to overhaul Saudi Arabia's economy and wean it off its reliance on oil revenue for survival.
Alfredo Ortiz: Trump, America hit major milestone (for the first time in 70 years)
According to new government statistics, September marked the first month U.S. exports of crude oil and petroleum products surpassed imports since the government began recording the data in 1949.
Pentagon may add more troops to Middle East amid Iran violations: Report
U.S.'s stance on Iran
OPEC, allies agree to oil production cuts: Report
OPEC will remove 340,000 barrels a day while non-OPEC producers will cut production by 160,000 barrels, the report said.
'Trump has Iran in exactly the right position': K.T. McFarland
Trump's stance on Iran, Pentagon
New Energy Sec. Brouillette: For civilian nuclear power, countries should buy from the United States
Acting Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette looks at "complex" issue of expansion of nuclear energy around the world.
Energy Secretary: US is world’s largest oil, gas producer – this ‘changes world geopolitics’
Dan Brouillette on energy independence
Iranian regime 'should not be trusted': National security analyst
U.S.'s stance on Iran
Trump on Iran: US is 'dealing very well' with UN
UN's efforts to work with U.S. on Iran situation
Saudi Aramco IPO expected at $1.7 trillion as world's biggest company
The state-controlled Saudi Arabian Oil Co., commonly known as Aramco, is set to sell 3 billion shares or 1.5% stake of the company at 32 Saudi riyals ($8.53), or at the top of the targeted range of 30 to 32 riyals for a total of $25.6 billion.
How students are profiting from America's energy boom
Revenue from federal lands is going back to the states for use on roads and schools.
Exxon's days as dog of the Dow are over: Bank of America
Exxon shares have been a laggard in 2019 as low oil prices have been a headwind amid increasing production.
American energy independence transforms foreign policy: Interior Secretary
Interior Secretary on American energy dominance
What does the US 'really know' about Iran situation?
Violence, disarray in Iran
OPEC intrigue lifts oil prices
U.S. energy dominance is giving OPEC members a chill.
OPEC struggles with global oversupply of oil
They’re negotiating through a tangle of tensions driving members in competing directions.



















