Marking International Women’s Day on Mar. 8, Rula Sharqi argues that expanding women’s participation is essential to building ...

After last year's scuttled takeover bid by XRG, investors are itching to know what Santos has in store once its two key new projects — Pikka and Barossa — are played out.

Iran war risks regional upheaval amid disputed legality, fragile alliances and pressure for possibly existential outcomes, ...

Asian buyers of LNG from Qatar and the United Arab Emirates have opted for different strategies to cope with the unprecedented halt in vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz due to the latest war ...

China's aggressive renewables push is gradually pushing coal-fired power plants into a new backup role. Load factors there have already fallen from around 70% to 55% and are set to drop further.

The expiration of the last remaining arms control treaty between the US will be devastating consequences for global security.

The cost of EDF's new nuclear plans in the UK continues to rise, while lower power prices threaten the French utility's ...

The Gulf and its critical oil industry are under attack. The crisis might turn out to be short-lived, but there are likely to be lasting consequences.

Rising geopolitical uncertainty, causing the potential loss of cheap sanctioned oil supplies, has made China’s energy security more tenuous — and more crucial.

Early 2026 supply deals suggest QatarEnergy's willingness to hold firm on its long-standing preference for long-term, fixed-destination contracts is paying off.

In this opinion piece, Ampyr Distributed Energy CEO John Behan explores the changing calculations that are defining energy procurement strategies.

Abu Dhabi’s Ruwais Industrial Complex, which hosts the 837,000 barrel per day Ruwais refining complex, has become the latest energy site in the Mideast Gulf to be targeted by an Iranian drone attack.