Blake Wright

Questions remain over Victoria’s anti-vilification laws as no convictions have been secured since reforms.

Known for a "steady as she goes'" approach, state-controlled Equinor has now echoed many of its larger competitors over the past 18 months, refocusing

With the war between Russia and Ukraine raging for 52 months and counting, Russia's oil and gas industry continues to operate under the mounting

The near-halt of trans-Hormuz oil trade has long been considered the oil industry's mother of all “black swan” supply scenarios.

Norway's Equinor has turned a US upstream portfolio in decline into a cornerstone of its recently established power business, leveraging its expanded

The Strait of Hormuz crisis has not fundamentally altered Iraq's upstream ambitions, but it has changed the order in which they are being pursued.

ConocoPhillips' successive deals over the past three months in Iraq and Syria are among several recent examples of international oil companies

Five years after the oil majors set emissions reduction targets in the wake of the Paris Agreement, energy security and affordability have taken

Most oil majors ended all activity in Russia following the country's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in early 2022, but not TotalEnergies.

More bullish projections for the potential role of carbon capture and storage (CCS) to support global decarbonization are not coming to fruition, but Exxon Mobil is unfazed.