This is the third straight weekly crude build and the biggest gasoline build since early September...

The prices of natural gas at the key regional hubs in the U.S. Pacific Northwest and Western Canada have hit this year the lowest level on record, amid rising production and high inventory levels in these regions.

The contribution of this segment in Africa’s hydrocarbon production mix was between 20- 25% last decade and is expected to increase between 35-40% by 2035.

Russia’s seaborne crude oil exports fell to the lowest since September, with shipments from the country’s Western ports sliding well below last month’s rate.

“Refineries are struggling under weak crack spreads already, meaning that gasoline demand is anemic, and they’re having a hard time finding a home for all the gasoline they’re producing...”

begun implementing measures "aimed at stopping the increase of its stockpile"...

Russia’s Gazprom PJSC has decided to play its favorite game: pipeline politics...

Russia is eyeing yet another pipeline to China, this time via Kazakhstan, capable of delivering up to 35 bcm of natural gas annually...

...unexpected crude build but major product drawdowns...

...the re-elected President will have a once-in-a-lifetime chance to push through whatever legislation he wants...

OPEC+ may have to tweak their production policy more often than they have intended...

OPEC now expects global oil demand to grow by 1.82 million barrels per day (bpd) this year, down by 107,000 bpd from last month’s assessment...

“Ensuring low tariffs, right capacity, and high regularity in the gas infrastructure best facilitates good resource management and high-value creation...”

Pennsylvania voters are resilient, hard- working people — and are not uninformed.

Libya saw a jump of 556,000 bpd in its production last month after the political impasse that had halted more than half of its output was resolved.

A Trump administration means radical changes for tariffs on imports, climate policy and international affairs. For the energy and natural resources sectors, the implications are many.

"No interest in regime change..."

There's a more elemental flame that most people have never witnessed...

It’s clear that we don’t have all the technology we need...

"Drill baby, drill is going to run into the energy vigilantes..."