Exxon Mobil’s “CCS-as-a-service” business is struggling to build commercial momentum as previously announced customer agreements have failed to materialize, offsetting the addition of new contracts.

An explosion at Egypt's Damietta LNG port has raised fears of Mideast escalation after reports of a drone attack, although ...

Oman's proposal of a framework involving Gulf state support for shipping through the Strait of Hormuz reinforced expectations ...

Iran's largest gas field is recovering from disruption, but sanctions are preventing further production increases and are ...

Although widely considered a price-sensitive LNG buyer, Pakistan is spending top dollar on spot LNG cargoes to offset Qatari ...

Tripoli says it has restarted the Mellitah gas complex, where the Greenstream gas pipeline, which supplies Italy, is located, ...

Kuwait Oil Co. (KOC) has signed a $16 billion lease-and-leaseback deal for its oil pipeline network with US investment giants Blackstone and KKR, and Canada's Brookfield, making it the latest national ...

Saudi oil infrastructure is again in the crossfire after energy facilities across the kingdom were targeted over the weekend ...

Understanding the journey from molecules to meaning is key to navigating the energy transition, argues Socar Turkiye CEO ...

The French major said shipping constraints — not shut-in or damaged production — have emerged as the biggest threat to global ...

Jet and diesel prices seize up as Iran-linked Houthis in Yemen block Red Sea shipping route amid peak summer travel demand.

Connectivity has become a buzzword for the Caspian and Central Asia as the integration advances of the region's Turkic states ...