Articles
Why Turkey election outcome is crucial for world energy
Turkey has long sought to become a gas hub, profiting by moving gas from Azerbaijan and Iran as well as Russia to Europe
Time to change climate and energy model for developing countries
Blocking fossil-fuel projects strikes at their ability to finance clean energy transition
Opec needs to chart a new course as US shale revolution ends
US fracking industry provided impetus for formation of the Opec+ alliance of 23 producers with 52.4% petroleum market share
Time for geothermal to come to the boil?
The low-carbon energy source ranks fifth in capacity among renewables despite the benefits it offers
Energy transition in a time of rising interest rates and high inflation
Can the momentum on decarbonisation continue when investors expect something for their cash?
Why Opec+ made a surprise output cut and what's next for oil
In the case of an economic slowdown the 23-member alliance may be pleased to have acted pre-emptively to avoid inventories building up too much
Why NewMed could transform East Mediterranean gas to continental prominence
Last month Adnoc joined top international companies and teamed up with BP to offer to buy half of the Israeli gas company
Why America’s ‘energy dominance’ waned in the Middle East
Dynamics changed with 2003 Iraq war, boosted US shale production and increased role of Opec and China
Why European oil companies face a valuation gap when compared with US peers
While players in Europe have been trying to boost their low-carbon businesses, those in the US have concentrated on their core petroleum businesses
Geopolitics cast a shadow over Russian nuclear supplies
Developing world needs capable international nuclear developers as part of a diversified energy mix
Addressing political differences key to Iraq's energy sector revival
The country risks being drawn into conflicts not of its making, involving regional and global players
Why the listing of Adnoc Gas matters
Company will be comparable in value to large international firms such as Occidental, Eni and Woodside
Sanctions and slowing infrastructure investment could ruin Russia’s oil sector
Kremlin’s attempt to extract more cash from the industry to fund the war could further weaken new investments
Turkey-Syria earthquake a reminder of the forces that shaped region's economy
The Arabian Plate forms the geological conditions for the generation and accumulation of vast quantities of oil and gas
West and Russia’s tussle over energy sanctions enters complex phase
Crude oil sanctions have so far barely affected Russia’s volume of exports, but its markets have been diverted from Europe to Turkey, China and, especially, India
