Boris Johnson and the EU have set a Sunday deadline for a “firm decision” on the fate of their future-relationship negotiations after three hours of “frank” talks in Brussels ended Continue Reading
When Alina Kosova’s uncle fell ill in their Siberian village last month, the ambulance sent from the nearby city of Omsk left without him, prompting his family to drive him Continue Reading
After years of uncertainty and missed deadlines, the U.K. is finally leaving the EU. But the Brexit drama may not be over as the U.K. enters a new phase of Continue Reading
Denmark’s announcement that it would stop offering exploration licenses came down on the European oil and gas sector like a bolt from the blue. Not that it would be a Continue Reading
The cost of Britain’s efforts to reduce its greenhouse gases over the next three decades is lower than previously thought and could even be neutral, according to the government’s independent Continue Reading
Russia has signaled it may be starting to prepare for a permanent decline in crude oil demand over the long term, even after the devastating effects of the coronavirus pandemic Continue Reading
Earlier this month, car giant Porsche announced that it was investing $24 million in the development of e-fuels to use in its sports cars. The news followed the company’s recent Continue Reading
Russian state-owned oil and gas producer Rosneft said Dec. 9 that it has discovered a large new gas field in the Arctic Kara Sea. Not registered? Rosneft is playing a Continue Reading
The United Kingdom can raise its climate ambitions for 2035 in a move that would put the country’s legally binding 2050 net-zero emissions target within reach, the independent Climate Change Continue Reading
For years, the world’s largest oil trading firm has maintained that it has “zero tolerance” for corruption. Now Vitol Inc. has admitted that it was paying bribes through a network Continue Reading
