Houthi attacks are again targeting Saudi energy infrastructure, but the immediate impact on oil supplies remains limited.

The Canadian oil sands operator has agreed to buy Athabasca Oil Corp. in a deal valued at C$5.7 billion (US$3.9 billion).

CEO Patrick Pouyanne said the energy industry has not invested enough in oil and gas in recent years, leaving it less able to ...

Even if the new pledge is fulfilled, releases from government stocks will fall 65 million bbl short of the 400 million bbl ...

BP will remain active in the Middle East but limit new infrastructure spending as it prioritizes debt reduction, CEO Meg ...

Veteran NIOC executive Hamid Bovard is taking temporary charge of Iran's oil sector as oil export earnings remain under ...

Shrugging off the aboveground security risks and concerns about contract sanctity, Lance instead highlighted the region’s ...

Ukraine said it plans to continue targeting Russia’s refineries in the months ahead, indicating no relief is in sight for ...

The CEO explained how the state oil giant has managed to cope with waves of attacks while warning stocks are reaching a new ...

Growing autocracy is reshaping energy investment, trade and security, demanding greater attention to political and geopolitical risk.

With heating season looming, supply options are dwindling as the threat of potential US export restrictions adds uncertainty ...

How Africa can turn its mineral wealth into strategic leverage as AI, energy and geopolitical competition reshape global ...