Geopolitical risk premiums are rising, with protests in Iran, tanker attacks in the Black Sea, and sanction risks now overshadowing oversupply narratives and supporting higher prices.

A global race for critical rare earth minerals is reshaping geopolitics and national security as countries seek to diversify ...

CEO, Mike Sommers, alongside other industry leaders like TotalEnergies' Patrick Pouyanne, have warned that reviving Venezuela ...

Industry consultant Enverus has predicted that Venezuela will increase oil production 50% and hit 1.5 million barrels a day ...

Kazakhstan cut oil production in December by more than 200 Kb/d, with output averaging 1.522 million barrels per day in the ...

Planning applications for new data centres in the UK reached a record high in 2025 as investors raced to capitalise on ...

A U.S. Trade and Development Agency delegation held exploratory talks in Azerbaijan on infrastructure, energy, and investment ...

Oil traders and shipping companies are scrambling to expand tanker operations to move Venezuelan crude as Washington prepares ...

China’s crude oil imports reached a record high last year, driven by aggressive stockpiling that challenges assumptions of ...

Independent estimates put unrisked recoverable resources in Greenland at ~4 billion barrels, with ~1.2 billion barrels ...

The UK awarded a record-breaking 8.4 gigawatts of offshore wind capacity in its latest Contracts for Difference auction, ...

Citi has raised its 0-3 month forecast for Brent Crude to $70 per barrel, citing increased geopolitical risks in the Middle ...