Oil prices rose on Tuesday as concerns about supply disruptions grew amid an escalation of the conflict between Russia and

Energy – Attention set to turn to OPEC+
ICE Brent edged higher yesterday, breaking back above $68/bbl and settling just

Saudi Arabia’s state oil producer Aramco left unchanged its official selling prices (OSPs) for liquefied petroleum gas in September, while

The Global Outlook projects that oil and natural gas will be the largest energy sources in 2050, and make up

Nigeria has signed a production-sharing contract (PSC) with TotalEnergies (TTEF.PA), and local firm South Atlantic Petroleum for two offshore blocks,

Asia’s middle distillates markets kickstarted Monday at a slow pace, evidenced from the lack of window spot deals, while paper

Middle East crude benchmark spot premiums of Oman and Dubai rose on Monday, while that Murban declined, as liquidity for

Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC), which handles about 1.5% of global oil, said on Monday it had brought one of its

Equinor has assessed the proposal put forward by the Board of Directors of Ørsted A/S on 11 August 2025 for

West African crude oil differentials were under downward pressure on Monday, with an October-loading cargo of Angolan Pazflor trading below