Mike Wirth on project risk, oil investment and LNG competition
In a September 24 sit-down, Wirth discussed project selection, country risk, durable oil investment and competition facing LNG.
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In a September 24 sit-down, Wirth discussed project selection, country risk, durable oil investment and competition facing LNG.
At Gastech, PETRONAS’s CEO said regional cooperation, diversified energy supplies and stronger electricity links can improve Asia’s resilience.
In an 8:04 CNA interview at Gastech, Simonelli said disruption was driving interest in more pipelines, supply routes and resilient infrastructure.
Apple Podcasts lists a Jokariz long-form conversation with TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné, published on 9 September. The accessible listing confirms the publisher and episode date but does not expose a full transcript.
A24’s verified channel uploaded a Marín interview on August 25 covering Vaca Muerta, exports, fuel prices and YPF; the conversation date remains unconfirmed.
CNBC’s August 6 exclusive focused on Occidental’s results, production delivery, advanced recovery and sustainable cash flow.
In Bloomberg’s 4 August report, BP CEO Meg O’Neill discussed interest in the North Sea assets and linked the sale decision to capital discipline.
CNBC’s August 4 appearance came as BP outlined Q2 results and asset changes, including a North Sea sale process and a renewed focus on oil and gas performance.
Fox Business’s August 3 interview covered geopolitical exposure, US supply, permitting and AI/data-center electricity needs.
CNBC’s July 31 interview followed Chevron’s results and covered refining, oil prices, Iran and the gap between crude and pump prices.
CNBC’s 31 July interview with ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods addresses refinery operations during the Iran conflict and the difference between crude-market moves and retail fuel prices.
In its 11 July report on an Il Sole 24 Ore interview, Reuters attributed to Descalzi a warning that continued conflict could push oil beyond $80–$100/bbl by early 2027 as global stocks fall.
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