Qatargas has changed its name to reflect its future vision and strategy for the country’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) sector.
Three new research papers point a potential finger at the changes in solar activity as the primary cause of climate change.
ADNOC is rolling up its sleeves to deliver more energy with lower emissions by employing various decarbonisation levers.
Qatar’s energy sector is positioned for further growth, solidifying the country’s position as the world’s top exporter of LNG.
A new report says closer dialogue between producers and consumers is required to ensure security of gas supply while curbing emissions.
Gas has solidified its position at the top of the energy pyramid, thus, the pursuit for more natural gas and LNG is in full swing.
The Bonn Climate Change Conference helped lay the groundwork for the political decisions required at COP28 in Dubai at the end of the year.
Natural gas is still forecasted to play a crucial role and act as a trump card while the world embraces the race to net-zero.
The offshore energy industry is facing an ever-increasing energy skills gap regarding workers spearheading the transition to green sources.
The clean energy investment is now extending its lead over fossil fuels, boosted by energy security strengths, highlights the IEA.
Converting oil and gas infrastructure for use in the offshore wind industry would slash installation costs for renewable energy operators.
The global energy players are burning the midnight oil in pursuit of low-carbon solutions to curb emissions and enrich the energy mix.
The Middle East is pivoting towards renewables and green hydrogen while building a more sustainable oil and gas sector.
In the energy transition blueprint for the sustainable future, hydrogen has carved a niche for itself and is gaining more ground.
