Energy
Halliburton Shuns Falklands Oil Project
One of the world’s largest oilfield service providers has refused to get involved in the Sea Lion oil project off…
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Is the West’s 100-Year Venezuela Oil Bet About To Backfire?
Centuries ago, the untamed jungles of Venezuela’s Orinoco Basin helped power the myth of El Dorado, a city made entirely…
Energy
Europe Weighs Methane Rule Delay as Energy Supply Risks Mount
The European Union’s so-called methane rule is scheduled to enter into effect in January. The rule is massively unpopular among…
Energy
G7 Oil Stocks Release Is A Band-Aid Fix in Broken Fuel Market
Crude oil prices and middle distillate cracks slumped at the end of last week as the G7 group of nations…
Energy
Germany Is Spending €2 Billion to Discover the Real Price of Clean Jet Fuel
Electric aviation is advancing faster than many critics expected. Batteries will not remain confined to tiny experimental aircraft, and short…
Energy
Southeast Asia’s Oil and Gas M&A Market Is Heating Up
Southeast Asia’s upstream merger and acquisition (M&A) conversation has moved from which international oil companies (IOCs) are leaving to who…
Energy
Standard Chartered Says Hormuz Oil Flows Are Far From Normal
Oil flows through the Middle East have staged an impressive rebound, with export volumes recovering to near pre-war levels even…
Energy
Burnham Promises “Pragmatic” North Sea Approach
Andy Burnham promised to be “pragmatic” about drilling in the North Sea in his conference speech. Those in Aberdeen say…
Energy
Iran’s Disappearing Oil Is Becoming Everyone’s Problem
Iranian oil is disappearing from the market just as its biggest buyer returns for more. China’s recovering crude demand is…
Energy
Iran Warns No Energy Infrastructure Will Be Safe If It Can’t Sell Oil
Iran threatened to attack energy infrastructure across the Middle East if its security isn’t guaranteed as it ratcheted up its…