Sentences with phrase «largest oil company came»

First - quarter sales and earnings at the world's fourth - largest oil company came in better than were generally expected, but were still off significantly from the prior - year's results.

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In a separate report focusing on larger integrated oil companies, Moody's came to a similar conclusion — that the substantial improvement in the financial position of the oil industry over the past year is poised to slow down.

Like many oil and gas producers, Paramount Resources, Clay Riddell's original and largest company, came storming back in 2016 after a miserable 2015, which saw Riddell lose his billionaire status.

As the largest essential oil company in the world, doTERRA is leading the industry when it comes to essential oil science and research, education, and giving back through their co-impact sourcing program.

Chevron, headquartered in San Ramon, California, is the 2nd largest integrated energy company in the United States, with a production capacity of 2.6 million oil - equivalent barrels per day (75 % of which comes from outside the United States) and global refining capacity of 1.96 million barrels of oil per day.

Coming from a family focused on human medicine — his father worked in the medical department of an oil company and his mother was a nurse — Roussel's decision to become a large animal veterinarian came as a surprise.

United States district Judge William Alsup has asked lawyers for two California cities and five of the world's largest oil and gas companies to come to court Wednesday to present «the best science now available on global warming.»

«That the largest American oil and gas company is the first to come to the table on this issue says a lot about the direction that energy markets are taking,» Danielle Fugere, president of As You Sow, said [pdf] in a joint press release with the other activist investor groups.

A sizable portion of Klein's funds come from the IPOC Group, an international growth fund owned by Russian minister of telecommunications and Putin friend Leonid Reiman; Spectrum Partners, a Moscow - based energy investment firm with major assets in Russian oil and gas; Rosneft, the Russian - government - owned oil and gas giant that is one of Wakefield's largest clients; and other Russian companies.

I wouldn't be surprised to find a large percentage of NGO «green» funding coming from oil companies via various annonymous donations.

Beginning in 2002, Soon's funding mostly came from oil companies, including Southern Co, one of the largest coal burners in the United States, and the American Petroleum Institute, according to documents uncovered in a Freedom of Information Act request by Greenpeace and seen by Reuters.

One thing I've learnt from decades inside boardrooms, is that, by and large, oil, coal and gas companies live in an analytical bubble, deluded about their immortality and firm in their beliefs that «renewables are decades away from competing» and «we are so cheap and dominant the economy depends on us» and «change will come, but not on my watch».