The U.S. Energy Information Administration quietly rewrote a key assumption about the global oil market this week: OPEC can produce more oil than previously thought.

Tajikistan is proposing the creation of a regional mechanism to legally regulate artificial intelligence and other new ...

Guyana is channeling its rapidly growing oil revenues into renewable energy, with support from the United Nations, to ...

Utility-scale battery storage is expanding rapidly worldwide as falling costs and renewable growth drive investment, though ...

The journey of the sanctioned oil tanker Mikati highlights both the disruptive impact and the structural weaknesses of the ...

Timing adds fuel to the rumors, as Shell’s six-month restriction on bidding for BP expires on December 26, reopening the door ...

China trade truce, Beijing has started granting general export licenses for rare earths, easing a bureaucratic process that ...

FTSE 100 oil major BP has replaced CEO Murray Auchincloss with Woodside Energy chief Meg O’Neil, a surprise move indicating a ...

Ukraine launched a drone attack on the Qendil tanker, an empty vessel belonging to Russia's shadow oil fleet in the ...

Despite widespread pessimism, constrained supply, persistent geopolitical risk, and resilient demand point to higher oil ...

The European Union agreed to a €90 billion interest-free loan for Ukraine after legal concerns blocked plans to use frozen ...

Russia is heading into 2026 with a familiar problem wearing a sharper edge: the oil revenues that bankroll its budget — and ...