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Gasoline prices are expected to drop by as much as a quarter in some parts of the United States between now and the end of the year, according to AAA.
2019 was a tough year for energy companies, particularly oil and gas producers caught between low energy prices and investor demand for returns. 2020 may be a different story for some of the firms...
Energy pipeline operator Tallgrass Energy Partners has agreed to be acquired by affiliates of Blackstone for about $4 billion in cash.
Gasoline prices fell again last week for the sixth consecutive drop. Crude oil prices jumped last Friday on news of a trade deal with China, but U.S. refined product inventories remain high.
Oil and gas producer WPX Energy on Monday announced a deal to acquire privately held Felix Energy for $2.5 billion in cash and stock. Investors like the deal.
California Governor Gavin Newsom on Friday rejected the bankruptcy reorganization plan PG&E submitted earlier in the week. What the governor wants is directly at odds with what the company wants...
Permian Basin oil wells are more productive than ever before, but output is also declining at a faster pace than ever before.
In its December report, the International Energy Agency forecasts that the recently announced OPEC+ production cuts will not be enough to reduce supplies. Based on futures trading, oil markets appear...
Short interest in solar and alternative energy stocks was mixed in the two-week period ending November 29. Two alt energy stocks made the biggest moves -- in different directions.
Short sellers increased their positions on three of six energy stocks we track while crude oil prices are up by about $2 a barrel over the past month.
Saudi Arabian national oil company, Saudi Aramco, will begin trading Wednesday in Riyadh. It's the biggest IPO in history, but still far below what the country had originally hoped for.
One Wall Street firm predicts that the next few years could bring a turnaround for the top companies in the beleaguered energy sector, because the turnaround in oil pricing could be dramatic.
OPEC and its partners have agreed to cut an additional 500,000 barrels a day of crude oil production during the first quarter of 2020. The reduction is not likely to make much difference to oil...
OPEC is expected to announce that the cartel will slash an additional 500,000 barrels a day from production, lowering daily global crude oil supply by 1.7 million barrels a day.