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The Oil and Gas Industry: Growing Commitments to Financial and ESG Stewardship: Highlights and Presentations from EnerCom Dallas: The Energy Investment & ESG Conference on April 6-7- oil and gas 360

The Oil and Gas Industry: Growing Commitments to Financial and ESG Stewardship: Highlights and Presentations from EnerCom Dallas: The Energy Investment & ESG Conference on April 6-7

Oil & Gas 360 Growing public expectations around Corporate Social Responsibility has increased the emphasis by investors on making investments in oil and gas companies that are actively addressing ESG concerns, more focused on financial sustainability, and pursuing good corporate citizenship.  EnerCom Dallas provided institutional investors an early 2021 opportunity to meet CEOs from leading independent E&Ps, including some of

When the bull market in stocks will end, according to S&P 500 history-oil and gas 360

When the bull market in stocks will end, according to S&P 500 history

CNBC Bull markets don’t die of old age, as investors have been often reminded during this most recent one, but how long on average do they live? Investors who consult the historical S&P 500 chart will find a technical answer to this question. Market history says anywhere from four to 11 years, and big first-year gains have been followed by longer bull

Petrobras CEO nods to price parity, deepwater investment in market-pleasing speech- oil and gas 360

Petrobras CEO nods to price parity, deepwater investment in market-pleasing speech

Reuters RIO DE JANEIRO – Joaquim Silva e Luna, the new chief executive of Brazil’s Petrobras, will look to respect the company’s current pricing policy and keep investing in deepwater assets, he said at his swearing-in ceremony on Monday. The comments by the former army general signaled that Petrobras’ incoming administration will attempt to maintain some form of continuity with

Oil prices may have peaked for now- oil and gas 360

Oil prices may have peaked for now

Forbes The oil market continues to surprise, with WTI apparently firmly above $60, a level that could be equated with the pre-pandemic norm (as norm as any oil price can be, which admittedly isn’t very). Considering the global economy remains fragile with numerous areas still suffering badly from the pandemic, including Europe, source of 15% of world oil demand (in