Exxon Mobil

Erdoğan to Brief Obama on Exxon's Latest Play

Shwan Zulal | Posted 16.05.2013 | UK
Shwan Zulal

It is clear that the short statement by Erdoğan was intended to make the Turkish position clear before heading to the US. Turkey has insisted and made it clear on numerous occasions that dealing with Kurdistan region and entering into oil deals are a matter of Turkish national interest.

Can You Make Art Without Oil?

Zion Lights | Posted 25.04.2013 | UK Entertainment
Zion Lights

Oil companies aren't known for their ethics. Last month an ExxonMobil pipeline spill in Mayflower, Arkansas, wreaked havoc in the small town, destroying people's houses, gardens and local wildlife. It doesn't fill you with confidence that the oil industry's investment in a fragile area of British culture can be trusted.

One Year After Fatal Disaster Exxon Mobil Allegations Remain Unanswered

Dr Kristian Lasslett | Posted 07.04.2013 | UK Politics
Dr Kristian Lasslett

With the scramble for Papua New Guinea's resources new dangers are emerging in a country whose state lacks the institutional machinery, or political inclination, to robustly oversee gas, oil and mineral operators.

Mystery Of British Exxon Manager Gunned Down In Brussels

PA | Posted 26.10.2012 | UK

A British oil executive gunned down in Brussels could have been the victim of targeted assassination or a random mugging and car-jacking attempt, Belg...

Baghdad Warns ExxonMobil While a Deal With Erbil is Gathering Momentum

Shwan Zulal | Posted 21.11.2012 | UK
Shwan Zulal

It has been almost a year since super-major oil company ExxonMobil ventured into Iraq's Kurdistan Region. Despite Baghdad's harsh words against the company, it has suffered little punishment other than exclusion from the 4th bid round, in which it showed little interest anyway.

Unhappy Forecasts: Iraq's Future Oil Plagued by Problems

Shwan Zulal | Posted 17.04.2012 | UK
Shwan Zulal

Political power struggles have set the industry back and there doesn't seem to be any sign that the jostling for position will end soon. The fact that some oil companies are no longer sure if they even want to stay in Iraq can only be a testament to the fact that, after nine years, Iraq's oil policy has failed and that a change of direction is needed.

Exxon Excluded From Iraq's Next Licensing Round While Shell Seals a $17Bn Gas Deal

Shwan Zulal | Posted 30.01.2012 | UK
Shwan Zulal

The latest ExxonMobil deal with Kurdistan region has raised few eyebrows and it has brought into focus the bitter dispute between the central Iraqi government in Baghdad and the Kurdish regional government.

Exxon Deal Beckons Kurdistan's Advent

Shwan Zulal | Posted 11.01.2012 | UK
Shwan Zulal

n a game changing oil deals in Kurdistan region, Exxon Mobil has signed a contract for six blocks with Kurdistan Regional Government, reported the FT. There were rumours about a major US oil company circling in Kurdistan region, but expert dismissed any deals because of the danger of being black listed by Baghdad.

Is More Oil a Good Thing?

Christina Robert | Posted 20.11.2011 | UK
Christina Robert

For those of us who choose 'happy' - the split between business and the environment is no longer tenable. We need one story; one future that we all commit to together. Is it time for a "Get The Story Straight" campaign? Are you in?

Russian Special Forces Raid BP Offices In Moscow

The Guardian | Posted 31.10.2011 | UK

Hopes that BP could take the focus away from its failure to tie-up a ground-breaking deal with Rosneft in Russia were crushed on Wednesday when black-...

Shell Profits Soar To £5bn As Unrest Boosts Oil Prices

Huffington Post UK | Posted 26.09.2011 | UK

Royal Dutch Shell reported profits of £5bn for the second quarter of 2011, a rise of 77 per cent on 2010's results. The oil and gas company said ...