Oil Policy News

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has written to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson urging a "rethink" over greenlighting...

The greenhouse gas footprint of blue hydrogen – produced from natural gas with its emissions...

Japan's wholesale industrial prices rose 1.1% in July to a 13-year high as the net importer continued to face higher...

Spanish oil major Repsol secured regulatory approval to restart production at the North Sea Yme oil field...

The Lebanese Central Bank said it can no longer open credit lines for fuel imports or subsidize fuel...

The US will call on the OPEC+ group to add more barrels to its planned 400,000 barrel per day monthly increase, after talks with ...

The UK government has been too slow to act on Covid testing, and Heathrow is losing out to Europe, said the operator ...

China's largest oil refinery is cutting operations at some of its plants by as much as 10% as ...

Italian oil major ENI reached an agreement with Taiwanese CPC Corporation to deliver a carbon...

China has issued quotas for refined fuel exports totalling 7.5 million mt for the rest of the year...

Scope three emissions would be too costly for oil companies under a $100 mt carbon tax regime, said a study ...

Rapid and drastic reduction in greenhouse gas emissions are needed if the world is to...

Indian refiners and fertilizer plants will be required to gradually increases its usages of green...

The owner of the Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones newswires has entered into the commodity....

Energy majors TotalEnergies and Chevron are in separate talks with Indian state-owned oil and gas producer ONGC ...

Exports of crude oil from flatlined in July compared with June as crude prices rose but the...

Oil companies have reported a return to the black in Q2 this year, but how does increased financial performance stack up against operations ...

Indonesia would cut its usage of oil in the transport sector to just 20% of energy by 2050 under its latest carbon-cutting plan, representing a significant cut in nominal terms ...

Global oil demand fundamentals remain solid and demand will likely grow by 5.6 million bpd in 2021 and a further 3.3 million bpd in 2022, said the Oxford Institute...

The global economny remains on track to grow 6% this year, and growth prospects have been revised higher for next year, but a fault line is emerging that could undermine the recovery...