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Europe's Next Energy Crisis Won't Be a War, It'll Be Peak Oil
Europe is currently contending with its third energy crisis in four years against the backdrop of ne...
Netanyahu rejects Trump’s Gaza disarmament plan
Israeli prime minister says military will not withdraw from Palestinian enclave ‘until Hamas is disa...
BP Ousts Chair Albert Manifold Over Conduct Concerns
The chair of BP has been fired after less than a year, after “serious concerns” about his conduct were lodged with the energy major’s board. Albert Manifold was stripped of his roles as chair and dire ...
Japan Looks to Protect Energy Assets of Japanese Firms in Russia
Japan is looking to protect the assets of Japanese companies operating in Russia, including in some energy projects, by keeping communication channels open, a top Japanese official said on Tuesday. “W ...
U.S. Strikes Iranian Targets as Fragile Hormuz Talks Continue
The U.S. military carried out “self-defense strikes” on Monday in southern Iran against targets including boats attempting to lay mines and missile launch sites, the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) sai ...
India's KPI Green Energy Eyes $1 Billion Renewables Trust Launch by 2028
India-based KPI Green Energy expects to raise up to $1 billion from the launch of an infrastructure investment trust backed by renewable energy assets, KP Group’s top executive told Reuters on Tuesday ...
Why Brent and WTI Crude Price Movements Are Diverging Today
Oil markets traded in an unusual pattern in Tuesday’s early morning session, with Brent crude prices rising while WTI crude fell, a shift from their usual lockstep movements. Brent crude for July del ...
Hormuz Shutdown Sends Capital Flooding Back Into Renewables
Concerns about energy security and the push in many countries to boost electrification to replace road transportation fuels are making clean energy investments hot again. As the Middle East crisis and ...
Nordex Pushes EU to Ban Chinese Wind Turbines From European Grids
One of Europe's biggest wind turbine makers, Germany-based Nordex, is calling for stricter EU regulations to exclude non-western equipment from the supply chain of new renewable projects, as the Europ ...
Fresh U.S. Strikes Complicate Iran Deal
The new U.S. strikes on missile sites and boats in southern Iran are further clouding the market view of how the nearly three-month-long crisis will unfold. Oil prices jumped early on Tuesday in Asian ...
Canada and India Push for Major Free Trade Deal Focused on Energy and Tech
Canada and India are negotiating a free trade deal anchored in energy, agri-food, and technology, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said, describing a potential agreement as a game changer for Canad ...
Santos Doubles Down on Oil and LNG Expansion
Australia’s Santos plans to prioritize growth in the production of crude oil and natural gas both at home and abroad, including in Alaska, the company said today, as quoted by Reuters. The output expa ...
QatarEnergy Extends LNG Force Majeure Into August
QatarEnergy said it would extend the force majeure on its exports of liquefied natural gas until the middle of August, Reuters has reported, citing Italy’s Edison, which has a long-term supply deal wi ...
Australia Dodges LNG Disruption as Union Cancels Strike
A strike threat at one of Australia’s biggest LNG facilities, Ichthys, has been averted after the trade union organizing the industrial action reported progress on negotiations with operator Inpex on ...