The inevitable end of the big oil and gas dividend?
With large disruption on the horizon, will the largest oil and gas companies treat dividends the same way in future?
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Asia to lead global polyvinyl chloride capacity additions by 2025
Global polyvinyl chloride capacity is to grow over the next years, with Asia being a leading country in terms of…
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Chevron had profitable earnings in Q1 2021 but remain cautious in capital allocation
Chevron earnings in Q1 2021 posted a profit of $1.4bn, still down from pre-pandemic levels a year ago of $3.6bn…
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Annual global oil and gas industry contracts review – contracts activity remains subdued due to crude oil price volatility, CapEx reduction and Covid-19
Oil and gas contract activity remained subdued in 2020, with the industry recording a decrease in the number of contracts…
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Must-know facts about fossil fuels: production, consumption and climate change trends
Fossil fuels are the world's most abundant and widely used energy sources. Despite the increased production and use of environmentally…
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Canadian operator Enerplus acquires Bruin E&P for $465m
Canadian oil and gas operator Enerplus has announced its full acquisition of Bruin E&P for $465m.
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Offshore market snapshot: tanker and license deals focus on Europe
The third business week of the year (running Sunday 18 to Saturday 23) started with tanker trades and stake acquisitions…
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Asia to lead global styrene-butadiene-rubber (SBR) capacity additions by 2024
The global styrene-butadiene-rubber (SBR) capacity is set to see considerable growth over the next five years, potentially increasing from 7.92…
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