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On April 20, 2020, May 2020 West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil futures went into negative territory, closing at a price of -$37.63. For the first time in the history, producers were willing to pay traders to take crude oil off their hands. There have been oil crashes in the past, but why and how did prices end up falling below zero?

Moving operations down south is an increasingly popular strategy, but without preparation, you can put your business at risk.

For five long years, generalist investors have shunned the Canadian oil and gas sector, but due to a slowdown in the US shale sector, experts think this might be about to change.

Knowing what kind of insurance policy you have and how you’ll pay employees during a business interruption will help your enterprise survive.

As spring breakup 2018 nears, trends in oilfield services continue to emerge. Oil prices are remaining relatively stable against increasingly tight export capacity, producers are drilling longer and service companies are increasing their range, moving south to better climes.