Saudi Arabia’s new energy minister, Khalid al-Falih, shown in a January photo, has a full… As the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries prepares to meet this week, representatives say Continue Reading
Oil pipeline Two years ago, while Kurdish oil was flowing to Turkey’s port of Ceyhan, Iran and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) signed a natural gas-for-oil agreement that included the Continue Reading
Niger Delta Militants The resurgence of Niger Delta militancy has reached the level of an all-out renewal of conflict that Nigeria’s security forces appear incapable of stopping, and force majeure Continue Reading
Construction workers building a new bridge against the skyline of Mozambique’s capital, Maputo, in April…. Along Africa’s resource-rich eastern coast, the promise of gas-fired prosperity is wafting into an uncertain Continue Reading
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari has given the nation’s central bank the go-ahead to introduce flexibility in the naira exchange rate, his spokesman said on Monday. “The president is opposed to Continue Reading
While oil shipments to other parts of the world languish, this port in eastern China has an unusual problem—a lengthy queue of tankers waiting up to two weeks to unload Continue Reading
Fishermen pass a row of vessels are moored in the waters along a row of shipyards northwest of Waterfront City on Batam island, in Indonesia’s Riau Islands Province February 26, Continue Reading
A squeal of brakes, the screech of ripping metal and a battery-powered, three-wheel scooter — top-heavy with parcels for delivery — tips over after hitting a car. The courier picks Continue Reading
Solar Power Cells Several years ago, when I was working on my book Power Plays , I spent a lot of time thinking about the future of energy. One thing Continue Reading
U.S. oil prices were lifted early on Tuesday by the start of the peak demand summer driving season, although international fuel markets were weighed down by rising output in the Continue Reading
