Exxon’s big purchase of Pioneer Resources last week is a troubling indication that the industry sees little reason to change course.

The petroleum giant is parting ways with the CEO who was supposed to shepherd the firm to the future.

Industry-friendly climate hawks have turned on Big Oil, but still hold out some hope for change. Here’s why they shouldn’t.

The oil lobby’s whining this earnings season follows a familiar pattern: Blame Biden.

Exxon released an ad earlier this month that could signal a public rift between two industries that have spent a century working side by side.

A small Alaskan town is standing up to the largest private oil company in the United States.

Has one of the world’s biggest oil and gas drillers gone woke?

This is why we shouldn’t trust businesses to save the planet.

That’s in his debt ceiling bill. And his delays have already cost taxpayers an additional $328 million as he preaches against excess spending.

Unlike First Republic Bank, struggling drillers don’t have a government safety net to keep them from passing their crises on to the public.

The GOP wants to cut 24 clean energy tax credits—that disproportionately benefit Republican districts.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has created record profits for fossil fuel companies—and their CEOs.

“Biden approved Willow knowing full well that it’ll cause massive and irreversible destruction, which is appalling.”

BP CEO Bernard Looney and Shell CEO Wael Sawan have been candid recently: If wind energy makes them money, great. If it’s not as profitable as fossil fuels, screw it.

Despite climate legislation passed by Democrats last year, oil companies are securing loads of drilling deals and posting huge profits.

Natural gas causes methane emissions. Ben can’t handle hearing that, apparently.

Oil companies aren’t people whose hearts can be persuaded toward better behavior. They have a single purpose: to deliver a return on investment.

Selling off refineries doesn’t actually reduce emissions. It just passes the buck.

Think tank wonks from the American Enterprise Institute to the Brookings Institution routinely weigh in on high gas prices and the war in Ukraine. Fossil fuel companies give regularly to those think tanks.

Joe Manchin isn’t the final word on policy in this country. The president still has a lot of power.