Italian oil giant Eni SpA launched a €2 billion bond, its first sustainability-linked bond in the sector addressed to retail investors. Demand from over 300,000 investors exceeded €10 billion compared to the €1 billion initially offered.
Climate activists, including 20-year-old Greta Thunberg, held a protest as the Davos World Economic Forum meeting concluded.
The Ixachi and Quesqui fields were to receive more resources to make up for declining production from aging fields elsewhere, but Pemex failed to complete the infrastructure needed to produce without high levels of waste.
In the battle brewing around ESG disclosure, investors and regulators must be able to navigate both federal and state legislation, according to a recent report from Sustainable Fitch.
Some European countries argued Biden's commitment to energy transition may disadvantage their companies, while other U.S. companies critiqued European taxes on oil firms.
As political and business leaders gathered at the Davos resort for the World Economic Forum, 1,040 private jets flew in for the event, leading to a discussion on the effects of private air travel on the environment.
Glen Stancil, president and CEO of Merge Electric Fleet Solutions, discusses the electric vehicle industry and opportunities, as well as challenges to Merge’s business model gaining traction in one of the world's oil capitals: Midland, Texas.
ChampionX’s new portable emissions-detecting camera incorporates newer technologies that have shifted the way operators survey for emissions.
The $30 billion will finance low-carbon investments like green buildings, renewable energy and clean transportation.
Founding companies of the initiative hope the AMI will propel further greenhouse-gas emissions reductions while meeting global energy needs.