Oil price hits $85 a barrel with more rises in the pipeline
Shrewd investors will profit as the world keeps guzzling oil in the coming decades to smooth transition to renewables.
Shrewd investors will profit as the world keeps guzzling oil in the coming decades to smooth transition to renewables.
Neil Collins’ Notebook: Britain is blundering towards a cold, high-cost energy future, as oil and gas regulators face political pressure from our government which values short-term popularity over all else.
A perfect storm has combined to make Britain an inhospitable environment for traditional energy investment, as Shell’s withdrawal demonstrates.
Neil Colins’ Notebook: Dumping the shares of the big oil companies on ESG grounds is foolish as they are the ones which will emerge with the new green energy.
Despite the mayhem, the Glasgow summit offers hope for the future of the planet.
Neil Collins’ Notebook: Despite soaring oil prices, investors are ditching Shell and BP shares.
Ed Caesar talks to Iain Martin about Ed’s recent story in The New Yorker, “The Ship That Became A Bomb”.
Neil Collins’ Notebook: Witnessing the oil price plunge below zero clearly spooked the Shell board. But its response was a short-sighted one.
Ben van Beurden is sorry: “It is very painful to know that you will end up saying goodbye to quite a few good people.” Well,
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