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Despite facing existential threats like…
The US has become a…
U.S power company Exelon said on Thursday that three of its nuclear plants did not clear in the annual capacity auction of grid operator PJM and that across all…
Gazprom has dodged a fine in the settlement of the seven-year-long antitrust dispute with the European Union (EU), after the Russian gas giant agreed to change market behavior and ensure…
Soaring gasoline and diesel prices in India require urgent action, Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan told media, and the government is trying to find a solution to the problem, which…
Nigerian oil and gas exploration company Oranto Petroleum will be cooperating with Russia’s largest oil producer Rosneft to develop 21 oil assets across Africa, an Oranto official told S&P…
Kazakhstan has asked an appeals court to overturn a decision that saw BNY Mellon freeze a assets worth more than US$22 billion held in the bank by the country’…
The Saudi-led Arab military coalition destroyed on Wednesday two boats of the Iran-aligned Houthi rebels threatening a commercial oil tanker in the Red Sea, the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) state…
The U.S.-led coalition is deliberately bombing oil wells in Syria to punish Damascus and make it pay millions of dollars to restore work at those fields, Syria’s Deputy Foreign Minister…
The UK Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) awarded on Wednesday 123 licenses over 229 blocks or part-blocks to 61 companies in the 30th Offshore Licensing Round in the UK North…
Most clean-energy technologies are not on track to meet the world’s long-term climate goals, make energy universally accessible, and significantly lower air pollution, with just 4 out of 38 techs…
China will take in more natural gas from the United States to satisfy growing domestic demand, a Chinese consultancy has said amid trade talks between Washington and Beijing seeking to…
The bitter dispute over the expansion of the Trans Mountain crude oil pipeline between British Columbia and Alberta took another legal turn for the worse on Tuesday after B.C.
Two Mexican oil companies have signed the first oilfield operation deal without the participation of state energy major Pemex, Bloomberg reports. The companies are Mexico’s first listed oil producer,…
Amid easing of tensions in the U.S.-China trade dispute, China is slashing its import tariffs on cars and car parts from July 1 in what could be a boon to…
As the price of Brent Crude hovers near the $80 mark, the American Petroleum Institute (API) reported a draw of 1.3 million barrels of United States crude oil inventories for…
Australia’s oil and gas producer Santos rejected on Tuesday the best and final US$10.9-billion (AUS$14.4 billion) takeover offer from U.S. Harbour Energy, saying that it undervalues the Australian…
The world’s largest oil and gas companies often report a range of internal and proprietary climate scenarios, making it difficult to compare across the sector, non-profit think tank Carbon Tracker…
BP Ventures has provided US$20 million in funding to an Israeli startup that makes ultrafast-charging batteries, which aims to make it possible for electric cars to charge in just five…
BP has stopped work on the Rhum gas field in the North Sea, which it has a 50-percent stake in, sharing it with the National Iranian Oil Company. The…
The Kenyan government and local lawmakers from the oil-rich Turkana region reached an agreement on the distribution of oil revenues that was preventing the country from beginning the development of…
CEFC Shanghai International Group—a subsidiary of China CEFC Energy whose deal to buy 14 percent in Rosneft for US$9 billion collapsed earlier this month—said on Monday that it had