Oil Policy News

National governments should reinforce their commitments to carbon trading by deepening the coverage of existing compliance schemes, ensuring growing harmonisation in the voluntary markets...

Around four fifths of large companies quoted on European stock exchanges have established emissions goals in line with the 2015 Paris climate change agreement...

Global carbon dioxide emissions are set to be the second biggest on record this year and financial commitments from...

Australia, the world's second-largest coal exporter and largest LNG exporter, has committed to net-zero domestic carbon...

Dutch pension fund ABP – one of the largest in the world – will sell its entire €15 billion ($17.5 billion)...

A global agreement to reduce methane emissions from the farming and oil and gas sectors has gathered support from more than 60 countries...

The amount of people searching for flights globally has jumped to its highest level since the start of the pandemic in a sign the aviation sector's recovery may be closer...

Iraqi crude oil production nudged higher this month to reach its OPEC+ target...

Italy is seeking to suspend arbitration in a case that could see it pay millions of euros in damages to UK oil company...

Sudan's prime minster has been arrested and detained in an apparent military coup which...

Global road congestion has continued to rise in recent weeks and is now just 4% below 2019 levels...

China committed to boosting the share of non-fossil energy consumption to 80% by...

Saudi Aramco, the world's largest oil company, has joined other energy majors and pledged to reduce carbon emissions from...

The number of passengers at US airports has gone up to around 1.9 million per day ahead of the country's reopening of borders on November 8...

France will freeze hikes on natural gas prices until 2022 to ease the effects of soaring energy prices on consumers and will offer...

Vietnam's oil product imports went up a significant 40% month-on-month in the first half of October to 197,892 tonnes as authorities lifted a strict curfew on Ho Chi Minh City...

Approximately 100 employees working on the Ninian and Tiffany crude oil platforms in the North Sea...

Greece's prime minister has urged his country's shipowners to engage in constructive debate with the EU over the...

Information provider IHS Markit may have to sell its base chemicals price reporting business to...

Iran and Venezuela are to sign a 20-year cooperation deal during Venezuelan President Maduro...