Trip to Norway’s Troll site shows leaders’ determination to protect energy installations against sabotage [Read More...]
Ukrainian Black Sea grain export deal extended
The agreement first launched in July has brought 25mn tonnes of grains and cooking oil to global markets [Read More...]
Wahed’s golden headshake
A gilt-edged plan to bring more Muslims into the financial system doesn’t wholly glitter [Read More...]
Oil industry struts Texas stage with its old swagger at energy jamboree
Participants in CERAWeek sense the mood has shifted in their favour as a result of the energy crisis [Read More...]
Colombia protesters release kidnapped police officers and oil workers
Demonstrations demanding better road infrastructure had targeted oilfield owned by subsidiary of China’s Sinochem [Read More...]
Can Shell close the valuation gap with US rivals?
Investors divided on new chief executive’s push to narrow distance from Exxon and Chevron while pursuing transition [Read More...]
Trafigura missed red flags in alleged nickel fraud, court papers show
Failure to obtain certification and check customs codes alarmed bankers in deal at heart of lawsuit [Read More...]
Dutch gasfield that caused earthquakes earned oil majors billions
Netherlands says it will end extraction at Groningen this year despite pressure from EU states [Read More...]
European natural gas prices fall to 18-month low as energy crisis ebbs
Mild weather boosts confidence that Europe will avoid shortages this winter and next [Read More...]
US energy groups queue to go public as sector returns to favour
Oil and gas IPOs in the pipeline amid investor hunger for cash-generating businesses [Read More...]
Ukraine war turns Russia into a nation of gold bugs
Demand for gold coins and bars jumps as VAT on purchases is scrapped and foreign currency becomes scarce [Read More...]
Energy retailers grapple with PR crisis
Lossmaking sector bears brunt of anger over wider industry’s profits at a time of consumer hardship [Read More...]
Ofgem ‘asleep at the wheel’ while suppliers fitted prepayment meters
Regulator’s oversight questioned as campaigners say it took months to act on problem that ‘ramped up’ [Read More...]
EU agrees price caps on Russian oil products
Ambassadors to impose a $100-a-barrel cap on diesel and a $45 cap on low-end products [Read More...]
China’s comeback turbocharges base metal prices
Industrial commodities, led by tin, have surged more than 20 per cent in three months [Read More...]
Chevron profits slip as oil and gas prices fall
US supermajor falls short of fourth-quarter expectations but reports record annual earnings of $35.5bn [Read More...]
UN climate summit host progress ‘insufficient’, science group says
COP28 presidency faces criticism as it strives to establish green credentials [Read More...]
Dutch government aims to close Europe’s largest gasfield this year
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The ‘olive’ finance debate is back
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New COP28 president wants renewable energy generation to triple by 2030
Sultan al-Jaber says world is ‘way off track’ in meeting its climate goals [Read More...]
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