Oil
DONG Energy Is ‘No Longer Who’ It Was
New responsibilities, new mission, and a transformative journey get a new name at DONG Energy.
‘Switching From Black To Green Energy’ To A World Running ‘Entirely On Green Energy’
A transformative strategy allows DONG Energy to “fundamentally change the way” the company powers the world.
Sitting Beneath Heavy Machineries, Plant Nappy Prevents Oil Contaminants To Pollute The Ground
Plant Nappy demonstrates a meticulously designed unit which is being “continually tested”.
Shell’s Arctic Drilling Mission To End Before It Began – A Happy Tidings For Greenpeace And The Likes
To the exhilaration of Greenpeace and other environmental figures, Shell to withdraw from Arctic drilling mission.
Spain attempts to regulate fracking despite environmental devastation and a growing mobilisation against it
Spain is witnessing a growing movement against the usage of fracking in order to extract oil and gas. Although the creation of jobs and the need to reduce the oil import bill is important, activists say that it should not be at the cost of the environment.
Activists say, it is better to ban fracking and pursue alternative energy sources to meet energy demands.
Oil Closer To Bear Market After Iran’s Nuclear Deal
At last, a completely restored Iran could help bring stable and generally high oil costs. Be that as it may, the hold up taking after an April 2 system concurrence on Iran’s atomic projects is liable to be long. What’s more, in the middle of occasionally, the dominating bearing of weight on the oil cost is liable to be descending.
The economic impact of low oil prices
A brief examination on how low oil prices affects us and the world in which we live in.
