Update: Wildfires Rage Across Canada’s Gas Heartland, Cutting Production May 8, 2023 By Robert Tuttle and Sheela Tobben Wildfires raging across western Canada forced the evacuation of 30,000 residents and cut at least 234,000 barrels a day of...
Canadian Oil Brokerage Denies ‘Toxic’ Workplace Claim, Files Countersuit June 20, 2022 By Geoffrey Morgan, Robert Tuttle and Sheela Tobben Oil brokerage NE2 Group is hitting back at allegations that Chief Executive Officer Tim Gunn created a toxic workplace, filing...
Charges of Violence, Bullying Follow Mass Employee Exodus at Calgary Oil Firm May 20, 2022 By Robert Tuttle, Sheela Tobben and Geoffrey Morgan When two-thirds of the brokers at a prominent Calgary oil firm quit without explanation around the Easter weekend, the exodus...
Insurance for Middle East Oil Shipments Soars to More Than $500,000 June 25, 2019 By Sheela Tobben The cost of insuring Middle East oil shipments is soaring as tensions mount in a region responsible for about a...
War Risk Insurance Premiums Surge for Oil Tanker Owners After Gulf Attacks June 17, 2019 By Alex Longley, Sheela Tobben and Ann Koh Oil tanker owners face spiraling insurance costs to load cargoes from the world’s largest crude-export region after the latest round...
Oklahoma Agency to Limit More Disposal Wells After Oil Hub Earthquake November 8, 2016 By Jessica Summers and Sheela Tobben Oklahoma’s oil and gas regulator plans to shut some disposal wells and reduce the volume of others as its initial...
Matthew Update: 1 Million Still Without Power; Death Toll Rises October 10, 2016 By Jim Polson and Sheela Tobben Almost 1 million customers were still without power in the U.S. Southeast Monday after Hurricane Matthew brought devastating wind gusts...
5.6 Mag Oklahoma Quake Matches Record September 6, 2016 By David Wethe and Sheela Tobben Oklahoma registered one of its biggest earthquakes on Sept. 3 even after state regulators have beefed up limits on disposing...