Lessons from Covid: Achieving resilience in medical oxygen supply
Australia Close to Finalizing Gas Reservation Plan for LNG Exporters
Hormuz Crisis Leaves EU Gas Storage Short Heading Into Winter
Asian Refiners Ditch U.S. Oil as Supertanker Rates Hit $82 Million
Samruk-Energy And O-GREEN Partner To Develop 2 GW Solar And Wind Projects Across Kazakhstan And Global Markets
Africa GreenCo And AXIAN Group Sign PPA For 200 MW Kudu Solar Project In Zambia
US DOW awards conditional $1.5bn loan to bandgap semiconductor firm
121 Gulf Platforms Evacuated as Isaias Gets Stronger
RECPDCL Floats INR 49.09 Crore Tender For ICAR Rooftop Solar Projects Across Multiple States
Brent Holds Above $100 as Hormuz Tanker Traffic Hits Two-Month Low
US and Iran Weigh Extending Their Ceasefire by Two Weeks
By and The US and Iran are considering extending their ceasefire that ends on Tuesday by another two weeks to allow more time to negotiate a peace agreement, according to…
US Unlikely to Grant New Waiver to Buy Russian Oil, Wright Says
By The Trump administration is unlikely to issue a new a waiver allowing countries to buy sanctioned Russian oil as part of any efforts to tame high fuel prices, Energy…
With ~55,000 Sub-$50/bbl Locations, the Permian’s Low-Breakeven Runway Expands
New analysis reveals deepening inventory optionality alongside growing development sequencing risk across the basin CALGARY, Alberta (Apr. 15, 2026) — Enverus Intelligence® Research (EIR), a subsidiary of , the leading energy…
Japan to Deploy $10 Billion to Help Southeast Asia Cope With Oil Shock
Japan is readying a $10-billion financial support package for Southeast Asian economies to help them procure crude oil amid the supply shock from the Middle East, Japanese news outlet NHK…
South Korea Locks In 273 Million Barrels of Crude That Won’t Touch Hormuz
South Korea has secured 273 million barrels of Middle Eastern and Kazakh crude that will not need to transit the Strait of Hormuz—volumes that would sustain its economy for more…
World’s Top Oil Companies To Rake In Extra $234 Billion In War Profits
An analysis by The Guardian has revealed that the world’s largest Oil & Gas companies, as well as major oil producers such as Saudi Arabia and Russia, will make an…
Maine Moves to Become First U.S. State to Ban New Data Centers
Lawmakers in Maine have approved a bill temporarily banning the construction of large data centers until November 2027 in a move that could make Maine the first U.S. state to…
Sublime Energie launches on-farm biogas liquefaction demo in France
By 29 min ago 3 min read France-based Sublime Energie (Sublime) has commissioned what it claims is the world’s first system capable of liquefying biogas directly on a farm. Installed…
Oil Gains as Hormuz Shipping Constraints Persist Despite Hopes for US-Iran Talks
Summary Hormuz strait remains largely shut despite ceasefire U.S. to end waivers on Iranian and Russian oil Official U.S. oil inventory data due Wednesday (Reuters) – Oil prices rose after…
Hamburg approves 600,000-tonne ammonia terminal
By 16 min ago 2 min read MB Energy’s plans to build a 600,000-tonne-per-year ammonia import terminal in the Port of Hamburg have been approved by the German city. Hamburg’s…
