More: Oil-Gas
Energy Investments Shift as Middle East Tensions Rise
Countries are increasing energy spending driven by a need for electricity and diversification in response to recent energy crises, including the ongoing situation in...
How Middle East Supply Risks Are Growing in Impact on Global Oil Trading
The Middle East has been a difficult region to deal with in oil markets. When it comes to energy geographies, the region has proven...
Moscow Warns Armenia Could Lose Cheap Fuel Over EU Path
Russia announced that it would stop supplying cheap oil and gas to Armenia if the country continues its efforts to join the European Union....
Strategic Integration of Ionian Upstream Assets into the Adriatic Energy Grid: Securing the Southern Flank
The South-North axis of the Ionian Sea offers Europe one of its few immediate pathways for structural energy reinforcement without requiring colossal new infrastructure...
Nigeria’s Oil Sector Under Pressure After Abu Dhabi’s OPEC Exit
After 60 years as a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has decided to officially...
UAE Left OPEC to Boost Oil Production as ‘End of Oil Era’ Nears
The UAE's departure from OPEC, which took effect on May 1, was planned over three years and is based on the belief that the...
Indo-Pacific Oil & Gas Reset: Gulf Shifts, U.S. Risk & and the New Geography of Asian Procurement
The global hydrocarbon system is currently facing significant structural constraints, with access to oil and gas heavily influenced by geography and political factors rather...
UAE Pipeline Bypassing Strait of Hormuz Hits 50% Completion
The UAE’s new crude oil pipeline designed to bypass the vulnerable Strait of Hormuz is already 50% complete, according to ADNOC CEO Sultan Al...
US – Iran Energy Shock Damage Is Spreading in Asia
In the Asian shock, four transmission channels play a role. In the case of oil, elevated risk premium is coupled with physical tightening via...
The Arctic Frontline: NATO, Russia, and China’s Race for the North
For years the Arctic was viewed as a geopolitical periphery which is remote, inaccessible and strategically and marginally strategic to regions such as the...