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      Jennifer Gnana

      Jennifer Gnana

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      Jennifer is a multilingual journalist with over 14 years‘ experience covering the Middle East, specialising in political and energy reporting. She has reported from Gulf states and Iran for international and regional outlets, bringing deep expertise in political economy and energy affairs. A former BBC producer and energy correspondent for The National, Jennifer combines strong analytical and data journalism skills with on-the-ground reporting and public speaking experience, having moderated panels at major regional forums.
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      In his address to the nation, Mr Trump said he hoped Iran and the US would "work together on" tackling ISIS. AP
      Oil retreats as US-Iran tensions de-escalate

      Brent futures shed 4 per cent of their value after President Trump's speech last night

      EnergyJanuary 09, 2020
      The next breakthroughs won’t come from better drilling rigs but digitalising energy infrastructure. AP
      US oil workers leave Iraq following the assassination of Iran's top commander

      Exxon Mobil, which operates the West Qurna field said production remained "normal"

      EnergyJanuary 08, 2020
      Suhail Al Mazrouei, Minister of Energy and Industry, has ordered an investigation after an Emirati couple claimed the power at their home was cut off without warning. Victor Besa/The National
      Opec ready to meet any shortage if needed, says UAE energy minister

      Suhail Al Mazrouei says market remains well-supplied but called for de-escalation of US-Iran tension

      EnergyJanuary 08, 2020
      A funeral procession for General Suleimani in Iran. The general who also fought in the Iran-Iraq War received a multi-city commemoration. Office of the Iranian Supreme Leader via AP
      Oil drops as supply remains unaffected amid US-Iran tensions

      Markets await possible Iranian retaliation following Suleimani's burial today

      EnergyJanuary 07, 2020
      The funeral procession for General Qassem Soleimani in Iran's southern Ahvaz province, where the commander once fought Iraqi forces in the eighties. /Fars news agency/WANA
      Oil rallies above $70 as US-Iran tensions intensify

      Tehran scaled back commitments to the nuclear deal, while Iraq called for US troop withdrawal on Sunday

      EnergyJanuary 06, 2020
      A number of drones and missiles hit Saudi Aramco’s Abqaiq facilities on September 14, which Washington said was carried out by Tehran. Reuters
      Oil heads into unchartered territory as markets price in higher risk premium

      Energy installations and critical infrastructure remain vulnerable and have been earlier targets of Iranian attacks

      EnergyJanuary 03, 2020
      Iranian commander Qassem Suleimani, centre, was killed in an air strike near Baghdad airport raising tensions in the Middle East. AP
      Oil surges more than 4% after US air strikes kill Iran's top military commander

      The rally comes after a week of escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran

      EnergyJanuary 03, 2020
      The next breakthroughs won’t come from better drilling rigs but digitalising energy infrastructure. AP
      Oil continues rally in the new year amid Middle East tensions

      Falling US inventories and Opec+ action are also behind commodity's surge

      EnergyJanuary 03, 2020
      Britain, which built its industrial revolution economy on coal, will phase out its remaining coal power plants by 2025. AFP
      Renewables outpace fossil fuels for the first time in Britain

      Fossil fuels, which generated over three-quarters of power in the UK in 1990 accounted for 43 per cent in 2019

      EnergyJanuary 02, 2020
      Mr Trump is one of the most important factors impacting oil prices Getty Images/AFP
      The three top factors set to shape oil markets in 2020

      The outcome of the US presidential elections this year could have major implications for the industry's longer term fortunes

      EnergyJanuary 01, 2020
      From January 1, Opec+, as the alliance led by Saudi Arabia and Russia is known will begin implementing deeper cuts of 2.1 million bpd. Reuters
      Oil set to end 2019 with biggest annual gain for three years

      Prices are poised to increase by around 23 per cent this year — the largest rise since 2016

      EnergyDecember 31, 2019
      Oil services firm Petrofac was awarded a new contract by the state-owned Sharjah National Oil Corporation. Petrofac via Bloomberg News
      Petrofac wins $130m of work with Petroleum Development Oman

      The oil services firm will undertake full-field development of the Mabrouk North East field over a period of 34 months

      EnergyDecember 31, 2019
      Exxon will have 100 per cent interest in the operation of the blocks, with the acquisition of seismic data expected to commence in 2020. Reuters
      Exxon wins exploration licence off Egypt's northern coast

      The US oil major entered the country's upstream sector earlier this year

      EnergyDecember 31, 2019
      Oil infrastructure at Libya's largest oil field El Sharara that could be shutdown amid clashes between various factions. REUTERS
      Oil continues rally at three-month highs amid regional supply worries

      Iraq, Opec's second largest producer is said to have restored production from the Nassiriya oil field

      EnergyDecember 30, 2019
      Libyan protesters shout slogans during a demonstration to demand an end to Khalifa Haftar's offensive against Tripoli, in Martyrs' Square in central Tripoli, Libya December 27, 2019. REUTERS/Ismail Zitouny
      Explainer: The shut-in of Zawiya could cost the oil industry dearly

      Libya, which has some of the cheapest, largely sweet oil in northern Africa, has seen much of its production remain offline during its bloody civil war

      EnergyDecember 30, 2019
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