The emergence of yet another variant of the Covid-19 virus threatens to hamper oil demand and the broader economic recovery.

The IEA plans to track implementation of the climate pledges countries made at the recent COP26 conference in Glasgow.

How much profit inflation will consume will depend on the efficiency gains companies have made over the last few years.

With prices high, US lawmakers are reexamining LNG export policy.

Frustrated with high prices, consumer nations have released oil from strategic reserves. But does it matter to Opec-plus?

Western majors' business models for the energy transition continue to splinter.

Russia is getting the West’s attention again, challenging the US-led narrative that managing China, not Russia is key.

The European major expects SAF to comprise most liquid fuels demand by 2050, and has designed a net-zero refinery to help meet it.

Opec-plus may consider pausing increases in its oil output after the US and other nations said they will release SPR crude into the market.

Demand for crude oil has exceeded supply for six quarters straight, but this will change in the first half of 2022.