
Russia and Ukraine could agree to stop hitting each other’s power plants
Russia and Ukraine are now reportedly in early talks regarding ceasing attacks on each other’s energy and power facilities.

Russia and Ukraine are now reportedly in early talks regarding ceasing attacks on each other’s energy and power facilities.

South Sudan will soon resume pumping export-bound crude oil via neighbouring Sudan, revealed a representative of the Sudanese government.

Equinor has said the country’s largest oilfield, Johan Sverdrup, will start to see a decline in production next year.

In the race to net-zero, advanced energy storage technologies are emerging as a game-changer, says GlobalData.

During her campaign, Mexico’s new president Claudia Sheinbaum emphasised the importance of revitalising Pemex as a key pillar of the Mexican economy.

IEA says China’s weakening oil demand and an increase in electric vehicles sales will negatively impact oil demand growth.

Head of Saudi Aramco remains ‘bullish’ on China’s oil demand for the rest of this year, and into the next.

The UK Government has announced that the delivery of its so-called ‘skilled passport’ will be sped up.

As Russia’s conflict with Ukraine rages on, the UK has now imposed sanctions on more of the Vladimir Putin’s so-called “shadow fleet”.