Just how much flexibility might investors give major US oil firms in the energy transition? Chevron is the most critical case study to watch.

The French major will team up with an Irish developer of floating wind power projects to pursue opportunities in the US.

Most shareholders at Chevron, ConocoPhillips and Phillips 66 demanded emissions targets incorporating the entire value chain. Results have been mixed.

TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanne discusses the state of oil and gas markets and Total's plans to be a leader in the energy transition.

IOCs must execute credible medium-term transition strategies alongside conventional investments if they’re to get the green light from investors.

From an investor perspective, much work remains if major players are to curb emissions and grow clean energy businesses in line with Paris climate goals.

Chevron has become the largest US producer to pledge net-zero emissions — but with some key limitations in place.

Exxon Mobil is adding one of North America’s largest advanced recycling facilities in Texas and aims to have several plants up globally by 2026.

Speakers at this year’s Energy Intelligence Forum argued that the majors still provide crucial advantages to oil and gas, including its decarbonization.

Repsol says it will meet its ambitious new growth targets for renewable power capacity thanks to a "solid pipeline" of projects.