The war has now deprived global markets of 1 billion barrels of crude oil, petroleum products and other liquids, Energy Intelligence estimates.

Asean wants members to quickly ratify an oil-sharing petroleum agreement to bolster the region's energy security.

Five LNG tankers have passed through the Strait of Hormuz after more than two months of effective closure. Notably, all are ...

Although it only represents a small percentage of the UK major's global output and reserves, exiting the North Sea could be ...

Abu Dhabi is accelerating the expansion of its Ruwais downstream complex, including the UAE’s first integrated chemicals ...

Crude benchmark Brent briefly dipped below $100/bbl for the first time in two weeks before paring losses as traders weighed ...

Shell expects big declines in second-quarter gas and LNG output due to damage to LNG trains and the Pearl GTL plant in Qatar, ...

Cost inflation triggered by the war in Iran is hiking CCS capital costs, pushing some projects above current subsidy ...

Amid the latest US push to unify the country politically, rising corporate governance concerns risk tarnishing Libya's ...

Crude futures ended lower on Thursday, with physical crude's premium compared to futures prices sagging as the market focused ...

The government aims to boost spending on the domestic economy, funded by a planned hike in oil output despite ongoing export ...

Indonesia's Kutei Basin keeps delivering gas, almost always for Eni, with Geliga's confirmed potential set to anchor a third ...