Saudi Aramco is raising crude prices globally next month despite OPEC+’s decision to significantly increase oil supply.

A Greek-owned bulk carrier was attacked in the Red Sea near Yemen, marking the first assault since the most recent truce, escalating regional tensions.

Analysts and investment banks predict oil prices will remain below $70 per barrel for the rest of 2025 due to market ...

Insurers across the U.S. are increasingly refusing to cover homes in climate risk zones, leaving millions without insurance ...

Seabound’s carbon capture technology offers a compact, retrofittable solution to reduce shipping emissions in the mid-term as ...

Trump’s strategy appears to be twofold: pressure Tehran to negotiate and pull Iraq into the Western orbit, countering China ...

Canada's recent energy policy shift, marked by the first LNG export, signals a departure from prior anti-fossil fuel stances ...

The global clean energy transition is accelerating, driven by renewable growth and policy improvements, yet faces significant ...

At a virtual meeting Saturday, eight core members led by Saudi Arabia agreed to add 548,000 barrels per day (bpd) to global ...

Military analysts discuss Russia's ongoing summer campaign, their strategic objectives to control the Donetsk region, and the ...

Google has signed the first-ever corporate power purchase agreement for nuclear fusion energy, marking a major step in the ...

Ecuador’s state oil company, Petroecuador, has declared force majeure on its operations after both major crude pipelines, ...