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Transactions
Antero Resources Nears 2020 Divestiture Target with $220 Million Asset Sale
Antero Resources Nears 2020 Divestiture Target with $220 Million Asset Sale
US Solar Developer 8minutenergy In $200 Million Joint Venture
US Solar Developer 8minutenergy In $200 Million Joint Venture
American Midstream To Sell Marine Products Terminals For $210 Million
American Midstream To Sell Marine Products Terminals For $210 Million
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Oil Prices Extend Losses on Global Trade War, Recession Fears
Investment bank JPMorgan said it now sees a 60% chance of a global economic recession by year-end, up from 40% previously.
TotalEnergies, FERC Reach Agreement in Long-Running Case
TotalEnergies will pay $5 million to settle a case where neither the company nor the government says they were wrong.
US Bankers Head to Saudi ‘Davos in the Desert’ Despite Tensions
Heads of major U.S. banks JPMorgan Chase, Blackstone and Goldman Sachs remain keen to tap Saudi Arabia’s oil wealth as it enjoys a petrodollar-fueled boom.
JPMorgan Wins London Oil Trial in which Nigeria Sought $1.7 Billion
The civil case, which was heard earlier this year, relates to the purchase by Shell Plc and Eni SpA of Nigeria’s OPL 245 offshore oil field. The transaction is also at the center of ongoing legal action in Italy.
World Needs Extra $1.3 Trillion Energy Investment by 2030: JP Morgan
The research by JP Morgan contrasts with the message from the International Energy Agency, which last year said no new investment was needed in fossil fuels.
World's Top Banks Pumped $742 Billion into Fossil Fuels in 2021
Despite calls to limit fossil fuel lending to help combat climate change, banks worldwide only marginally decreased lending to the industry between 2020 and 2021.
Three Big Things to Watch in Oil and Gas Markets
Sanctions, Biden’s LNG plan and the prospect of Russian countermeasures dominate thinking at the moment, but don’t forget the COVID surge in China.
Why the Energy Transition Doesn’t Call for Oil, Gas Divestment
The energy transition will still call for a healthy synergy between the oil and gas sector and financial institutions to meet growing energy demands, financial experts say.
JPMorgan Joins UN Climate Action Finance Plan
JPMorgan followed rivals Bank of America, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and others in aligning its climate plan with the U.N.’s Race to Zero campaign.
A&D Strategies & Opportunities Roundtable: The State of Minerals Today
Once the can't-lose investment, minerals took a long pause during the COVID-era along with all of oil and gas.
Oil ‘Supercycle’ Predictions Divide Veteran Traders
Bullish Wall Street banks expect crude oil prices to rise as high as $100 as the world economy rebounds.
Alternative Debt Universe for Oil and Gas
Creative financings were put together by oil and gas companies in 2020 despite the incredible obstacles at hand, says panelist at IPAA’s Private Capital Conference.
Nigeria Case Against JP Morgan over Oil Deal to Go to Trial
The lawsuit against JP Morgan filed in the English courts in 2017 relates to the purchase of the offshore OPL 245 oil field in Nigeria by oil majors Shell and Eni in 2011.
JPMorgan Chase Promises to Shift Portfolio Away from Fossil Fuels
JPMorgan Chase to cut exposure to companies that do not align operations with Paris climate accord.
Energy Players With Access to Wall Street Still Leaned on Taxpayers for Coronavirus Aid
Publicly traded companies took loans from PPP program.