How Economies Of Scale Produced The Big Oil Companies We Know Today

Rig Source by Savannah Adkins The term “economies of scale” might as well have been invented for the oil … More

The Feigned and Future Demise of Big-Oil

New Eastern Outlook by Tony Cartalucci Four of the top five Global Fortune 500 corporations are involved in petroleum refining. Together … More

Washington’s Blog by Charles Hugh Smith Given the presumed 17% expansion of the global economy since 2009, the tiny increases … More

The New American by Bob Adelmann Following the death of Total SA’s CEO, Christophe de Margerie, on October 20, OPEC sent … More

OilPrice.com By Gail Tverberg A person might think that oil prices would be fairly stable. Prices would set themselves at … More

Global Research By Prof. James Petras There is no question that, in the immediate aftermath and for several years following … More

New Eastern Outlook by Vladimir Simonov The situation around the continuing fall in the price of oil continues to be … More

OilPrice.com By Chris Pedersen As oil prices continue to fall, analysts and producers are trying to wrap their heads around … More

Washington Examiner BY RON ARNOLD The “Kill Keystone XL” crowd isn’t little David up against a Big Oil Goliath. As … More