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Interviews and analysis of court documents show how the world’s most prestigious consulting firm quietly helps fuel the climate crisis

World’s largest energy company’s first-quarter profits fall by 19% to $32bn after dip in oil prices

Amnesty International hits out at ‘shocking’ annual figure reaped through sale of fossil fuel

Amnesty International hits out at ‘shocking’ annual figure reaped through fossil fuel

Amin Nasser says plans to cap bills and tax energy companies are not long-term solutions

Cartel may cut up to 800,000 barrels a day from market as global economy falters

A firm with the biggest carbon footprint seeks cash to grow just as the fight against climate change needs it to shrink

Projected production surge in next 12 years to be led by Shell despite climate crisis

New data shows how fossil fuel companies have driven climate crisis despite industry knowing dangers

Under the desert in eastern Saudi Arabia lies Ghawar, the largest oil field in the world. It has been famously productive, with a per-well flow rate of thousands of barrels per day, owing to a combination of efficient water...

Without getting into the discussion of the other aspects of the site, it was interesting to read a post dealing with future oil production on “Watts Up with That” today, in which it is suggested that the forthcoming...

Recent OGPSS talks have focused on the increased use of novel technology in Saudi Arabia, as a means of recovering stranded oil, left during the waterfloods that have successfully sustained production over the past few decades...

There is a real, practical limit to the amount of oil that can be recovered from a reservoir. Depending on the availability and economic viability of different technical approaches that limit might be less than 25% of the...

The development of the Manifa oil field in Saudi Arabia has been accelerated recently. This is the last, neo-virgin field that Saudi Aramco has in its coffers with which it can increase production capacity (by 900,000 bpd...

This article was first published on Satellite o'er the Desert Synopsis: A poignant little film about someone taking a lot of precious seawater, piping it miles into a parched desert, and forcing it into the ground...