Energy
Developments in this theme
- Brazil extends diesel subsidy to R$ 2.12 per liter for 30 days
- Alberta oil sands royalty regime
- ExxonMobil signs deal to return to Venezuela
- Oil supply exceeds demand for first time since Iran war
- Russia's October crude production hits record high
- OPEC crude production rose toward pre-war levels
- Oil prices fall
- Iran war drives down global carbon emissions
- Polish LNG supplier Orlen cancels Qatar contract
- Germany establishes strategic gas reserve
- Brava drilling two wells in Atlanta
- US gasoline prices fall below $4 per gallon for the first time since July
- Oil prices fall below $90 per barrel for the first time since August
- Beetaloo Energy secures gas discovery retention licence
- Houthi attacks on Saudi Aramco's oil and financial facilities
- Ukraine cuts power to Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant
- EU and UK negotiating carbon market linkage
- IOC buys crude and LPG ships to address shipping risks in West Asia
Latest across this theme
Brazil's Ministry of Finance announced that the R$ 1.40 per liter subsidy for imported diesel will not be renewed after one month.
Brazilian government will not renew a R$ 1.40 subsidy for imported diesel
Brazil's Ministry of Finance announced that the R$ 1.40 per liter diesel subsidy will not be renewed
Alberta government introduced an oilsands growth program with a guaranteed 10-year royalty framework for approved projects.
Alberta's Smith unveils new oil sands royalty regime
Alberta cuts oil sands royalties to increase output
Alberta is launching a royalty program to lower upfront financial barriers for new projects
Exxon Mobil is not investing in Venezuela
AIE predicts excess supply of oil in the fourth quarter of the year
Russia's October crude and petroleum-product export revenues reached a five-month high.
Oil supply exceeds demand for the first time since the Iran war.
World oil supply exceeds demand for the first time since the start of the Iran war
International Energy Agency says global oil supply returned to surplus for first time since start of Iran war
Russian crude output increased by 210,000 barrels per day in October
Oil market is expected to return to surplus for the first time since the start of the Iran war
Saudi Arabia increased oil production to 10.56 million barrels per day in October.
Russian oil exports increased to 6.82 million barrels per day in October.
AIE predicts a global oil supply surplus for the first time since the start of the war in Iran
Russian crude production rose to 8.73 million barrels a day in October
Orlen has terminated a long-term QatarEnergy LNG supply contract