The European Union has drafted new rules for grid project approval procedures, seeking to significantly reduce wait times in a bid to alleviate the energy cost burden on businesses. According to a ...

Israel is expected to approve its $35 billion gas export with Egypt, worth an estimated $35 billion, amid pressure from the ...

New York-based investment bank Xtellus Partners has proposed that proceeds from the sale of Lukoil's foreign assets be used ...

China has accelerated purchases of Saudi crude oil for January to the highest volumes in five months, after the world’s top ...

Qatar's Energy Minister Al-Kaabi has told a forum in Doha that insufficient investment in energy infrastructure, coupled with ...

American rare earth company, has engaged in a partnership with the Saskatchewan Research Council, a move that could corner US ...

Oil prices continue to search for direction as a supply scare from Iraq turned out to be short-lived, with most market ...

A new S&P Global Energy report highlights how explosive AI demand is making the physical electricity grid the single biggest ...

Eni announced a significant natural gas discovery in the Konta-1 exploration well offshore Indonesia, reinforcing its joint ...

A cargo of crude oil from sanctioned Russian producer Rosneft has spent 11 weeks searching for a buyer across Europe and Asia ...

Chinese foreign investment in clean energy has jumped to $80 billion in the year to November 2025, with Trump’s aggressive ...

Sanctions pressure is escalating, hitting Russia’s LNG sector, shadow fleet, and—crucially—its top oil companies Rosneft and ...