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Billions in clean energy investments and dozens of hydrogen projects hang in the balance amid political uncertainty in the US ...
US import tariffs could hit investment decisions for new US LNG projects as well as increase construction costs on materials ...
In this opinion piece, experts from law firm Vinson & Elkins examine what energy project developers need to know about ...
Energy and environmental experts suggest that methane capture will continue under President Donald Trump because it boosts US ...
The US Interior's move would slash the time allowed for environmental reviews to less than a month, which some industry ...
A fresh US-Saudi push to cooperate on developing a nuclear program in the kingdom comes amid mounting geopolitical turbulence in the region.
Russia is preparing its economy for lower oil prices as its Urals crude export blend is traded at below $60 per barrel in ...
Trump likes to tout secondary tariffs, but it’s unclear in practice how they would function or whether they will be ...
Woodside's revised climate strategy focuses on carbon offsets and a new US clean ammonia project, but activist investors want ...
As the US-brokered energy ceasefire comes to an end, the Trump administration signals waning interest in participating in drawn-out negotiations.
Despite the usual risks, this year could prove pivotal for the majors in sub-Saharan Africa as they move on from legacy assets to new offshore and LNG projects.
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