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Energy was high on the agenda of talks that Russian President Vladimir Putin held with the leaders of 27 "friendly" countries ...
Crude oil markets today are their most competitive in decades, as measured by the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index, argues Phil ...
Amid a string of deal announcements, Saudi Aramco said it was planning to spend $3.4 billion on expanding its Motiva refinery ...
The Trump administration is resuming grant programs, cost-share awards and loan financing for nuclear power, but its biggest ...
With global stability at stake, Washington and Tehran are moving cautiously toward negotiation amid rising nuclear risks.
Lower tariffs and ongoing negotiations between the world's two largest economies gave oil bulls some breathing room on Monday ...
Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to dial down his predecessor's climate actions by a few notches but not change the ...
As one UK major is rumored to be a potential takeover target for another, Energy Intelligence examines whether BP's portfolio ...
Chevron on Friday announced that it is reducing its share buyback program for the second quarter, while Exxon is so far ...
The EU plans to phase out spot LNG imports from Russia, but market sources wonder how the EU will tell the difference between ...
How has the once-mighty supermajor found itself in such a vulnerable position? It’s a story two decades in the making.
The UK is racing to decarbonize its energy system, but success hinges on making electricity demand as smart and flexible as ...