Mitchell Ferman is a Reporter at Bloomberg News, specializing in energy and mining topics. He covers a range of issues including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and corporate finance, with a keen focus on the oil and gas sector. Mitchell's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including NBC News, Yahoo News, and The Boston Globe.
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Mitchell Ferman's coverage predominantly focuses on the energy and oil industry, with specific attention to companies such as Chevron, Occidental Petroleum, and APA. His articles often include government announcements and cite data related to the topics covered.
For effective outreach to Mitchell, consider providing insights into the latest developments in the energy sector that may impact these companies or offering expert commentary backed by solid data. Additionally, pitches focusing on topics like shale drilling or Texas politics within the context of the oil industry could also align well with his coverage areas.
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Shell Plc expects to report strong results from energy trading in the third quarter as the Iran conflict continues to drive big swings in prices.
Shell expects to report strong results from oil trading in the third quarter as a squeeze on global fuel supplies drives refining margins to a record.
The energy giant flagged a $42-a-barrel refining margin for the period, up from $24 in the second quarter and far exceeding the previous high in 2022.
BP Plc said net debt has already reached the company’s 2027 target after surging prices drove windfall profits from energy trading and refining in the third quarter.
By: Jess Shankleman, Mitchell Ferman, Joe Mayes
The UK government is expected to approve drilling at the Jackdaw gas field, reviving a North Sea project whose previous consent was quashed by a Scottish court over its climate impact.
Equinor ASA reported profit that beat analyst estimates as conflict in the Middle East drove up energy prices and the European gas market remained tight.
By: Kevin Crowley, Mitchell Ferman
The business of refining oil is experiencing historic disruption. It’s also never been more profitable.
Shell Plc reported the second-highest profit in its history on the back of record oil refining margins as the Iran war and the Russia-Ukraine conflict deprive the world of fuel-making capacity.
Shell announced one of its highest-ever share buybacks as the Iran war and the Russia-Ukraine conflict lead to record margins for its oil-refining business and surging profits.
To catch US rivals, Wael Sawan needs to show he can combine spending discipline with expansion.
