With several LNG producing countries hobbled and Europe facing a winter storage deficit, the US is in prime position to meet ...

The US is betting big on Venezuela’s oil potential. But significant questions remain about how much will actually be ...

Prolonged Mideast supply disruptions are driving a deeper deficit even as the IEA slashes its outlook for oil demand.

Just as Iran is seeking to capitalize on its Strait of Hormuz leverage, the Houthis may press for a longer-term role in ...

Trackers of Gulf exports are finally coming to grips with the substantial dark flows that had long evaded counting. But while ...

Despite high costs, 21 oil companies have bid for acreage, including some in the Arctic Barents Sea, in Norway's APA bid ...

CEO Ezra Yacob tells Energy Intelligence that the war in the Mideast has not altered the risk-reward profile of EOG's ...

Saudi Arabia is turning to battery storage both to manage the added intermittency that comes with a growing share of ...

Russia’s crude oil production continued to decline in August amid the damage inflicted by Ukrainian drones that have targeted ...

Houthi gains on Yemen’s Red Sea coast and a strike on Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline leave Riyadh’s export routes and Bab al-Mandeb shipping exposed.

The Iran conflict exposes the limits of monetary influence and the difference between market access and genuine energy ...

The war makes it harder and often less economical for producers to export products than crude, highlighting the strategic ...