TotalEnergies’ $27 billion mega-project in Iraq has entered full execution, with first output expected by early 2026. The gas capture initiative aims to curb Iraq’s reliance on Iranian gas and ...
Oil markets are split between paper and physical realities. Futures remain backwardated and strong on paper, while physical crude grades show clear signs of weakness. Refining capacity, not crude ...
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has repeatedly shifted his predictions for achieving Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), while critics argue that current large language models are inherently limited and ...
Bloomberg’s Javier Blas warned on Monday that the next oil glut will be harder and costlier to finance than any in recent memory, describing a “cartoonish” surplus forming as new barrels from Guyana, ...
Kyrgyzstan’s main reservoir, Toktogul, holds just 10.8 cubic kilometers of water - its lowest September level in more than a decade - threatening electricity generation. The government plans to import ...
Chart Industries shareholders have approved the company’s $13.6-billion all-cash sale to Baker Hughes, positioning the Houston-based energy technology giant at the center of the expanding markets for ...
A cascade of mine disasters across Indonesia, Chile, and the Congo has pushed the global copper market into crisis, slashing supply forecasts and sending prices soaring to multi-year highs.
Nigeria’s upstream oil sector is showing strong signs of recovery, with a 66% surge in active oil rigs reflecting renewed investor confidence and the impact of sweeping reforms aimed at revitalising ...
Power prices in the top European economies, Germany and France, surged on Monday to the highest level since February amid expectations of an early-autumn cold snap and reduced renewable energy output.
French private investment firm Ardian will acquire Irish energy utility Energia Group from I Squared Capital for approximately $2.9 billion, driven by the surging power demand from Ireland's growing ...
Italy’s Eni has resumed offshore drilling in Libya after a five-year pause, joining other oil majors returning as the country seeks to boost crude output.
Billionaire populist Andrej Babis won the Czech election with 35% of the vote, promising to confront the EU on key policies. While critics fear a turn toward Hungary and Slovakia’s defiant stance, ...