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ExxonMobil’s recent 10K filing for 2018 shows it has rebooked 3.2 billion barrels of Canadian oil sands reserves, increasing its worldwide reserves from 21.2 billion barrels in 2017 to 24.3 billion barrels in 2018, a 13% increase.

A proposed gasified-coal-fired power project at Łęczna in Poland risks high build costs and unreliable operation, given real-world experience of similar technology in the United States.

Neither oil price increases nor production cost declines for the project are likely to be sufficient to improve its financial prospects.

Canada could see its budget deficit grow by more than a third with the national government’s purchase of the Trans Mountain Pipeline from Houston-based Kinder Morgan.

Institutional-investor coalitions and shareholder-advocacy groups are deciding their next steps in the push for changes to ExxonMobil’s board as a result of the company’s weak recent climate-risk report.

Coal-to-gasification technology for electricity-generation purposes remains commercially unviable.

This investor memo questions whether ExxonMobil has appropriately accounted for its recent write-off of billions of barrels of Canadian oil sands assets.

China Shenhua Energy Company offers useful insights into the status of the coal and electricity sectors in China.

Unaffordable Prices Expected to Slow LNG Demand Growth in Key Markets

The Queensland Competition Authority’s (QCA) massive ‘overnight’ increase in Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal’s remediation provision costs from $433 to $850 million highlights a very serious regulatory issue.