Qatar’s energy sector is positioned for further growth, solidifying the country’s position as the world’s top exporter of LNG.
Greenpeace has decided to take the UK government to court over – what it deems to be – an “unlawful” oil and gas decision.
Multiple sources of supply vie for attention in the journey to net-zero, with renewables being crown jewels.
A new report says closer dialogue between producers and consumers is required to ensure security of gas supply while curbing emissions.
ExxonMobil is getting its hands on – what it deems to be – the largest owned and operated CO2 pipeline network in the United States.
A new carbon capture supply chain strategy is expected to pave the way for Britain to gain entry into the global supply chain market.
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.
TotalEnergies and Algeria’s Sonatrach have inked a series of new deals to bolster their cooperation in more than one energy-related area.
The plot thickens further with a leaked document about the UK’s alleged plans to scrap its £11.6 bln (close to $14.9 billion) climate pledge.
Norway’s role as natural gas exporter becomes more entrenched, with the country keeping up high gas production.
Jersey and NEO Energy have chosen a solution for the development of their oil project on the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS).
Carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) has become a valuable decarbonisation tool, making further inroads thanks to the IRA.
Natural gas is perceived to be the perfect candidate to bridge the supply gap in the transition from fossil fuels to renewables.
TotalEnergies and Malaysia’s Petronas are taking steps to jointly pursue decarbonisation with carbon capture and storage and renewables.
