CNBC In the past four years, preventing climate change and saving the environment have not been high priorities in the Oval Office. That is expected to change as of Jan. 20, when President-elect Joe Biden will be sworn in as the 46th president of the United States. That could be big news for investors who are already putting money into
CNBC LONDON — The prospect of a Joe Biden presidency and the most progressive climate strategy the U.S. has ever attempted is not something that should concern the energy industry, oil and gas executives have told CNBC. Instead, they hope President-elect Biden will engage directly with them as he rolls out his energy plan. Biden, who has won the U.S. election according to NBC
Reuters LONDON – Global oil inventories may see a small rise in November due to new coronavirus-related restrictions but could return to pre-COVID-19 levels as soon as the second quarter of 2021, the chief executive of Mercuria Energy Trading said on Monday. Marco Dunand told the Reuters Commodity Trading Summit that he did not see any major rule changes for
Reuters Should Joe Biden win November’s U.S. presidential election, there could be a number of changes in energy policy. Here are the issues at stake: INTERNATIONAL OIL SUPPLIES President Donald Trump’s unilateral sanctions on OPEC members Iran and Venezuela have together taken around 3 million barrels per day of crude oil off international markets, a little more than 3% of
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