Rejecting renewables may cost the US its economic edge as cheaper solar and wind redefine global industrial competitiveness.

IOCs are flocking back to Libya, attracted by its low-cost acreage, abundant reserves and export infrastructure, but serious political and security risks persist.

The oil market is holding together surprisingly well under consistent assault from sanctions, tariffs or wars, but much of ...

The Moscow Exchange index grew by nearly 7% over the last week, while international oil traders stayed bearish on the grounds that Russian oil could legally flood back onto the market – putting ...

Poacher-turned-gamekeeper coal-fueled Eskom has laid out big plans for renewables expansion. It will be a struggle, but South ...

LONDON -- Supermajor Royal Dutch/Shell has restarted production and development work at the Soroosh and Nowrooz fields offshore southwestern Iran, after… ...

Exxon is eager to supply gas from its US production fields to power generators serving data centers but only if that ...