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Tech warfare is taking the fight deep into Russia’s oil heartland and testing Moscow's limits
The Iraqi Kurdistan region is meant to deliver at least 230,000 bpd to Somo for export
Reserves are depleting faster than ever and forcing producers into relentless reinvestment with geopolitical consequences
This month, the oil producers group agreed to start easing the next 1.65 million bpd tranche of voluntary cuts
China and Russia agreed to progress the Power of Siberia II pipeline last week that could decisively reorient Russia’s gas exports from west to east
Fifteen years of disruption give way to the country’s boldest bid for energy investment since the fall of Gaddafi
Whether SAF, synthetics or hydrogen, airlines and fuel suppliers are passing the buck to each other
Kingdom's power shift likely to transform its domestic energy system
Trump’s latest executive order adds a 25% tariff on India’s goods, because of its purchase of Russian oil, on top of the similar levy
US would have to divert all its energy exports to Europe under the agreement
The optimal development of gas in Kurdistan and the rest of Iraq would help the country move on from over-reliance on oil exports
Latest effort takes aim at Russia’s energy earnings
Opec's latest outlook revises up long-term oil demand by 2.8 million barrels per day by 2050, to 122.9 million bpd
Country's grid expects twice as much solar power capacity installed in 2025 than the US has in total
The market appears to have decided that it will wait to see real physical disruption or destruction before reacting dramatically