The European Union has extended financial support for the fight against climate change through German and Indian partnerships. File photo by Bill Greenblatt/UPI Nov. 29 (UPI) — The European Union Continue Reading
The UK’s ambitious program to build more nuclear generating stations will begin with the massive Hinkley Point units. Yet, in a recent paper, Prof. Steve Thomas, a well-known energy economist Continue Reading
Denmark passed a law on Thursday that could allow it to ban Russia’s Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline from going through its waters. The measure allows the government to ban Continue Reading
A lack of clarity over what happens next with OPEC’s production agreement and a weak economic growth outlook for 2018 sent oil prices lower early Tuesday. Angel Gurria , the Continue Reading
The American Petroleum Institute (API) reported a build of 1.821 million barrels of United States crude oil inventories for week ending November 24, against analyst forecasts for an inventory drawdown Continue Reading
Will it be six months or nine months? Some ministers unconvinced of need to keep cuts for full 2018 Lack of agreement on how long stock surplus will last: Falih Continue Reading
After months of talk and speculation regarding OPEC’s production cuts, the moment of truth is almost upon us—the cartel and its allies are meeting in Vienna this week to decide Continue Reading
The investment bank warned that the oil market could be disappointed in a few days because there is a higher degree of uncertainty heading into the talks than there was Continue Reading
Do you remember who first said anything about extending the oil production cut deal until the end of next year? It wasn’t Saudi Arabia or any other Gulf producer. It Continue Reading
Oil production dipped across Iraq in October by about 113,000 barrels per day (bpd), as political and military conflict between the federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) took Continue Reading
