Oil and gas companies only; utilities and renewables are not on this map. Saudi Aramco is far larger than any other tile because the Saudi state holds most of its shares.

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Oil & Gas: top gainers, losers and largest stocks

Top gainers (24h)

  1. VGVenture Global$13.26+4.74%
  2. EQNREquinor$42.76+3.46%
  3. VLOValero$374.95+3.09%
  4. DVNDevon$46.23+2.85%
  5. PETROCHINAPetroChina$1.32+2.79%

Top losers (24h)

  1. BKRBaker Hughes$48.86-1.11%
  2. NOV$17.80-1.11%
  3. EXEExpand Energy$87.80-0.94%
  4. FTITechnipFMC$64.92-0.72%
  5. EQT$52.36-0.63%
Largest stocks by market cap
#NamePrice24h7dMarket cap
1Saudi AramcoARAMCO$7.04+1.46%+0.92%$1.7T
2ExxonMobilXOM$169.78+1.84%+2.71%$692.57B
3ChevronCVX$216.35+1.44%+1.61%$422.15B
4ShellSHEL$98.56+0.72%-1.56%$278.89B
5PetroChinaPETROCHINA$1.32+2.79%-0.48%$241.05B
6TotalEnergiesTTE$89.55+1.81%+0.90%$196.39B
7ConocoPhillipsCOP$140.06+1.60%+3.40%$165.6B
8CNOOC$2.910.00%-2.73%$138.41B
9BP$45.82+1.24%+2.51%$118.02B
10PetrobrasPBR$18.10+1.57%-3.72%$116.64B
11Marathon PetroleumMPC$412.85+2.48%+9.42%$112.41B
12EnbridgeENB$48.11+0.42%0.00%$107.23B
13ValeroVLO$374.95+3.09%+6.75%$104.57B
14Phillips 66PSX$262.91+1.64%+6.42%$102.55B
15EquinorEQNR$42.76+3.46%+0.52%$101.18B
16Canadian NaturalCNQ$49.11+0.45%+0.39%$99.95B
17WilliamsWMB$69.44+0.75%+8.08%$86.81B
18EniE$56.73+1.50%+1.85%$80.78B
19EOG ResourcesEOG$155.62+1.20%+7.41%$80.69B
20Enterprise ProductsEPD$37.40+0.65%+2.13%$80.66B

About the Oil & Gas Heatmap

The oil and gas stocks heatmap shows the energy sector from the well to the pump: integrated oil majors such as Saudi Aramco, ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell and TotalEnergies; exploration and production companies such as ConocoPhillips, EOG and Canadian Natural; oilfield services such as SLB, Baker Hughes and Halliburton; pipeline and LNG companies such as Enbridge, Williams and Cheniere; and refiners such as Marathon Petroleum and Valero.

These groups react differently to the oil price. Producers gain most when crude rises, refiners earn on the gap between crude and fuel prices, and pipelines are paid on volume and barely follow the oil price at all. Compare this map with the commodities heatmap to see how the stocks follow crude oil and natural gas.

Oil & Gas snapshot

On the map
46 stocks
Average (24h), by market cap
+1.39%
Total market cap
$6.14T
Up / down / unchanged
34 / 11 / 1
Best (24h)
VG +4.74%
Worst (24h)
BKR -1.11%
Performance by group (24h)
GroupstocksUp / downAverage
Oil Majors1110 / 0+1.56%
Exploration & Production1310 / 3+1.07%
Pipelines & LNG119 / 2+0.87%
Refiners44 / 0+2.31%
Oilfield Services71 / 6-0.52%

Oil & Gas Heatmap FAQ

How do I read this heatmap?

Each tile is one stock. The tile's area is its market cap (or trading volume, if you switch "Size by"), and its color is the price change over the selected period: green for gains, red for losses, deeper shades for moves above 5% and 15%.

Which energy stocks are on the heatmap?

More than 40 oil and gas companies, including Saudi Aramco, ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, PetroChina, TotalEnergies, ConocoPhillips, Enbridge, BP, CNOOC, Petrobras, Canadian Natural, Equinor, SLB, Williams, Marathon Petroleum, Cheniere and Occidental.

Why is Saudi Aramco so large?

Its market cap is above 1.5 trillion dollars, several times ExxonMobil's. Less than 3% of the shares trade on the Saudi exchange and the rest belong to the Saudi state, so the tile shows the company's full value, not what investors can buy.

When does the oil and gas stocks heatmap update?

Prices refresh every minute while a stock's home exchange is open. Outside its trading hours a tile shows the last traded price, so US, European and Asian stocks on the map move at different times of day.