The Biden administration has canceled…
European steel mills face challenges…
Kazakhstan is experiencing a surge…
Ever since the promise made by Labour party leader Ed Miliband to freeze energy prices for 20…
Whilst the Keystone XL pipeline does not make headlines quite as often as it used to, the debate about whether it should be built or not still rages on in…
Despite the fact that talks with Iran’s new President Hassan Rouhani seem to be going much better, and progress is being made to resolving the conflict with the West, the…
Ahmed bin Hassan Al Dheeb, the undersecretary to the Sultan of Oman, spoke recently at the Oman Project Forum 2013, where he announced that the country will spend more…
Samarinda is the capital city of East Kalimantan, a province on the Island of Borneo. 30 years ago it was a quiet village situated in deep equatorial forestland, but today…
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has recently announced that it has launched “the world’s first one megawatt wave-energy-to-electricity unit,” although the wave energy convertor is not yet in the…
On Tuesday, Mohamed Lino Benjamin, the director general of petroleum at the South Sudanese Petroleum and Mining Ministry, announced in an east African oil and gas conference that his country…
In the past few weeks energy prices in the UK have begun to jump by more…
On Sunday, Green Field Energy Services, the first ever company to run its hydraulic fracturing equipment on natural gas, filed for bankruptcy protection after failing to pay monthly instalments on…
At the end of October 2012 Superstorm Sandy hit the US East Coast, causing severe damage in New Jersey and New York, flooding streets, knocking out power to millions of…
Mexico’s energy sector has caught the eye of the drug cartels as an easy target to attack in its renowned war against the government. In the early hours of Sunday…
The Guardian has written that it expects Iceland’s president Olafur Grimsson to this week ask the British government to hand over the finances necessary to begin construction of the
The shale boom in the US and Canada has led to an overcapacity for rigs, restricting the profits of energy service companies. As the likes of Schlumberger, Halliburton, and Baker…
Since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011 Libya has suffered political and civil unrest, culminating in strikes at oil and gas terminals across the country, and a serious…
There is a chance that the deal between Rosneft and CNPC to jointly develop a giant oilfield in Siberia may be tainted. I’m not talking about the corruption or illegal…
Malaya Business Insight, a Philippine national newspaper, has recently reported that Kampac International, a company based in Dubai which works in oil and gas trading, exploration and production, refining,…
Jet fuel is now well over $3 a gallon, having risen from just 85 cents a gallon in 2000. The surge in fuel costs means that they now account for…
Alberto Guerra, a former Ecuadorian judge, who was involved in the case against Chevron Corp. that eventually issued a $19 billion judgement against the oil company for its role in…
As part of Japan’s efforts to rebuild its nuclear power industry after the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi disaster and the subsequent fall in confidence in nuclear power plants, the government is…
Fossil fuels are still the dominant source of energy on the planet, and absolutely vital to the development of countries such as India and China. Yet they are also a…