OPEC casts a dark eye on the greening of energy
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Despite forecasts that show no end to rising demand for crude over the coming decades, oil-producing nations are casting an uneasy eye on the growing number of measures being taken to tackle climate change.
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In Texas, home to some of the  world's biggest oil companies, you might think the case for  renewable energy would be tough to make. As it happened it was  tough, but not impossible.
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OPEC ministers were divided on Saturday on the need for deeper oil-supply cuts, with some concerned about high fuel stockpiles and others reluctant because crude prices are holding firm above $60.
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OPEC may be considering cutting its production to stem the recent steep decline in oil prices.
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Fifteen months ago, key members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries said that the steep price of oil, about $70 a barrel, was a concern because it might endanger global economic growth -- and stifle global demand for oil.
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The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, source of more than a third of the world&#39;s oil, may raise its output target by as much as 3.8 percent in a bid to lower near-record prices.
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It is redoubling efforts to promote its product as a climate-friendly alternative to fossil fuels.
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At a time when the nation is chafing at its dependence on foreign oil, it is becoming clear that the United States may be headed for the same situation with natural gas.
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OPEC may resist calls to raise oil output quotas much, if at all, when it meets this week for fear of turning a decline from record prices into a rout.
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Oil prices have fallen in recent weeks from record highs, relieving the anxieties of consumers and economists alike. However, OPEC recently signaled that it&#39;s not ready for the price of black
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With oil reaching a record-high &#36;54 a barrel and natural gas doubling in price in the last two years, renewable energy is looking a lot better &#151; not just on environmental merits but on price.
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OPEC, which pumps more than a third of the world&#39;s oil, is considering raising its oil-output targets at a meeting this week in Vienna, although that wouldn&#39;t necessarily mean more oil production, the Wall Street Journal
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As oil prices keep setting new record highs, there are growing concerns that Asia's energy-hungry economies can no longer continue absorbing the impact with crude creeping toward 60 dollars a barrel.
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Surging oil prices are a mixed blessing for the environment, experts say. Clean renewable energy and recycling are getting a major boost from 100-dollar-a-barrel crude -- but so are coal, a massive contributor to global warming, and nuclear power, which remains shadowed by safety concerns.
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VIENNA: Opec is keeping its foot to the pedal on oil production in a bid to push crude prices back below $US40 ($NZ62) a barrel. Risking a counter-seasonal fourth quarter build in stocks, Saudi Arabia will
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From a distance, this OPEC meeting will look just like all the others of the past few decades. By the evening of Sept. 14, the oil ministers of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and their entourages
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Analysts say long-term energy trends, coupled with short-term disruptions, are changing oil market psychology.