NEWS & ANALYSIS

Brent rose by 14¢ to settle at $113.56/bbl on Tuesday, while WTI fell 52¢ to settle at $109.77/bbl.

A windfall tax on electricity generation and North Sea oil and gas could hurt the UK government's green energy plans.

The US keeps selling crude from the nation's reserves and the market keeps buying it, but oil and product prices remain high.

The Brazilian president kicked off another C-suite reshuffle at the state oil firm amid mounting pressure over soaring fuel prices.

The commodities trader expects to pay $1.5 billion in penalties after agreeing to settle charges of bribery and market manipulation.

Iran and Oman have agreed to advance long-stalled joint oil and gas projects.

As the EU moves to reduce its dependence on Russian oil, China and India appear willing to step up their imports.

Private companies accounted for the bulk of US rig additions in recent months, but inflation and supply-chain issues could keep production growth from spiking.

Saudi Arabia expects oil giant Aramco to continue to thrive as it banks on hydrocarbon demand remaining strong and production capacity tight.

Brussels has released its REPowerEU battle plan to wean itself off Russian gas by 2027. Renewables will form the first line of defense. The task will be difficult, but not impossible.

The Baltic states of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia could be next on Russia's hit list after Gazprom halted supplies to Finland over the weekend.

Energy security concerns have reduced support for radical shareholder proposals that would hasten the transition away from fossil fuels.

Opec's No. 2 producer got surprisingly close to its monthly target, but Iraq's difficulties are never far away.

US natural gas interests say FERC's draft policy for raising the approval bar for interstate gas pipelines and LNG project exceeds the commission’s authority.