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Gulf producers are cutting prices and absorbing transit risks to retain Asian buyers as shipping costs climb
Depleted inventories and weak Middle East exports threaten to prolong fuel squeeze
Operator threatens to close UK's largest gas storage site early next year
Energy Secretary Chris Wright condemns Houthi strikes on Riyadh
Russian strikes were carried out within hours of the announcement
Kingdom's capital hosts WPC Energy Congress this week amid escalating security fears
Media access to ministerial meeting will be limited to invited journalists only
Ember warns financing barriers for battery storage and power grids could spell danger for region's long-term energy security
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says 'almost as much oil flowing out as before conflict', as IRGC insists sea lane is closed
World’s largest independent oil trader sees rapid recovery in Middle East refining capacity
Deliveries to begin in 2027 as Bangkok seeks to diversify sources of imported gas
Tehran has increasingly relied on road and rail networks to move petroleum, fertiliser, chemicals and other goods
Combined traffic through region’s three main oil chokepoints is 61 per cent below prewar levels
Trump and Xi meet in Washington as shifting economic dependencies give Washington and Beijing new pressure points
Iran signals it could reopen strait within days as Saudi Arabia resumes flows through key Red Sea export route
