French oil major Total SA is well placed to weather the recent oil-price volatility, with new production scheduled to come on stream over the next two years set to bolster the company, its new Chief Executive Patrick Pouyanné told a London industry conference Thursday.

Asian buyers line up for Mozambican LNG with new deals

OPEC Head Tells Oil Market to Stop Panicking About Prices

Oil prices climb but stay below earlier 2014 levels

Crude Falls on Federal Reserve Stimulus Halt, U.S. Supply

PetroChina, the nation’s biggest explorer, posted its lowest profit in eight quarters yesterday, while Cnooc Ltd., which only reports quarterly sales, saw a decline of 4.6 percent.

Royal Dutch Shell Posts Rise in Profit

When energy analysts and the media discuss the price of crude oil, they are typically referring to one of a small group of specific types of crude oil that are widely and actively bought and sold. The use of such benchmark crudes makes it easier for buyers and sellers to price the variety of crudes that are produced around the world.

Light, Sweet Crude for December Delivery Rose 42 cents, to $81.42 a Barrel

Mexico is poised to redraft part of next year’s federal budget after a steep fall in oil prices upended the country’s revenue assumptions.

The European Union's executive body is close to signing off on two disbursement of loans promised to Ukraine that would give Kiev about EUR760 million ($965 million) in additional funding by the end of the year, two senior officials said Tuesday.

The world needs a full transition towards a low-carbon economy

Ukraine is likely to face energy shortages this winter if last-ditch talks to resume gas supplies from Russia fail on Wednesday.

BP posts slump in Russian income but raises dividend

Big oil and gas finds in waters along Europe's northern edge may remain undeveloped now that oil prices have dropped, keeping potential supply of over a billion barrels of oil equivalent out of the market for the foreseeable future.