Venezuela 10/09/2017 Maduro ready 'to be a dictator' to help Venezuela Venezuela continues to reel under a political and economic crisis but President Nicholas Maduro shows no sign of changing course. Maduro says he's willing to be a dictator if it will help turn the country around.
world news 21/08/2017 Total to buy Maersk Oil for 6.4 billion euros Total boosts North Sea business with 6.4 billion euros deal with Maersk Oil
Venezuela 10/08/2017 Venezuela's economic reality Soaring inflation, food and medicine shortages - Venezuelan's face a daily struggle to provide for their families
icon_view View 04/07/2017 View: Why heavy fuel oil must be banned in the Arctic right now World renowned explorer and endurance record holder- Ranulph Fiennes- explains why heavy fuel oil must be banned in the arctic now
Iran 03/07/2017 Iran and French oil giant Total clinch energy deal Total becomes first international energy company to invest in Iran since sanctions eased following nuclear accord
corporate 03/07/2017 Total re-invests in Iran French energy giant Total signs a reported multi-billion euro deal with Iran to develop the South Pars offshore gas field.
the global conversation 19/06/2017 Patrick Pouyanné, Total Group: "Brexit is absolutely not a good thing for anyone" Interview with President and CEO of Total, Patrick Pouyanné.
economy 15/05/2017 Oil prices jump as biggest producers plan to extend output cuts Saudi Arabia and Russia have agreed to pump less through until March 2018 to further cut the huge amount of oil in storage around the world.
markets 05/05/2017 Oil stabilises, stocks rise on Macron confidence Oil prices have been on a roller coaster ride from oversupply worries, strong opinion poll numbers for French centrist Macron boosted share prices.
Nigeria 11/04/2017 Shell's shady dealings with money launderer revealed in ex-spy's emails Oil giant Shell has 'changed its tune' as emails emerge showing dealings with a convicted money launderer and point to possible bribery.
world news 07/04/2017 Investors, edgy after US strikes in Syria, turn to oil and gold Investors in Europe were edgy on Friday following the US air strikes in Syria, but stocks erased most of their initial losses after US officials called the attack a one-off event that would not lead t
New Zealand 30/03/2017 Oil protester performs Haka outside conference Greenpeace held a protest outside the New Zealand Petroleum Conference 2017, in New Plymouth.
economy 27/03/2017 OIl producers mull over extending output cut OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers discuss production cut extension
world news 17/03/2017 EU Parliament rejects total ban on Arctic oil drilling European Parliament lawmakers voted against a non-binding motion to prohibit oil and gas exploration in the Arctic
economy 14/03/2017 Oil price falls to new 2017 low Oil prices have tumbled following an OPEC report that stocks are rising worldwide, despite an agreement to reduce output to try to push up prices.
markets 13/03/2017 Repsol's Alaska oil find enough to supply Spain for four years Spanish energy firm Repsol's shares jumped after it announced it has found a field with enough crude to supply all of needs of Spain for four years.
economy 28/02/2017 Saudi Arabia's oil price target revealed Saudi Arabia reportedly wants crude oil to rise to around $60 a barrel this year to encourage new investment but not boost US shale oil output.
corporate 27/02/2017 Saudi state oil company takes significant stake in Malaysia refinery Saudi Arabia's state oil company Saudi Aramco is to invest $7 billion in an oil refinery and petrochemical project in southern Malaysia.
markets 10/02/2017 OPEC producers really are pumping less, boosting crude prices Oil prices jump on word that OPEC producers have achieved over 90 percent of the output cuts they had pledged.
