Crude prices fell hard on Wednesday as more oil tankers made it through the Strait of Hormuz, while US President Donald Trump once again suggested a peace deal with Iran was imminent.

As countries scramble to tap all available inventories amid the protracted Mideast supply shock, the US is leading the charge ...

While the US blockade of Iran's ports is impacting its loadings and exports, it has so far failed to reopen the Strait of ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to China this week did not produce breakthrough oil and gas deals, although energy ...

April's Mideast import volume is the lowest since August 2012, reflecting the extent of the disruption to flows via the ...

While Indian refiners capitalized on cheaper long-term contracts from West Africa and the Americas, the changing market ...

As the US and Iran block traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, the world is running low on inventories of oil and petroleum ...

Pakistan's deal with Iran over Qatari LNG transit through Hormuz is hard to replicate, as buyers need to secure approvals ...

Adani Enterprises has agreed to pay the US Treasury $275 million to settle a probe into alleged Iran sanctions violations.

Shipping logistics will pose the biggest obstacle in getting LNG flows from Qatar back on track once the Strait of Hormuz is reopened, Qatari Energy Minister and CEO of QatarEnergy, Saad al-Kaabi, ...

Nigeria arrested the slide in its oil production in April, and industry sources and company results point to a sustained recovery going forward.

Venture Global's CP2 and Caturus' Commonwealth LNG projects in Louisiana are the first two FIDs reached this year in the US.