A wide range of companies partnered with the newly sanctioned Russian oil giants are waiting to hear what they must do to ...
The EU’s corporate sustainability due diligence directive risks undermining energy security, alienating key suppliers and ...
In an interview, global exploration head John Ardill details how Exxon is using exploration as an aggressive project ...
Frustration over the Kremlin's foot-dragging on ending the war in Ukraine appears to have prompted Washington to finally act ...
A trade truce lowered sky-high tariffs, but the US-China relationship remains fragile, as many of the understandings ...
A strike on a gas plant in southern Russia has disrupted output at the largest gas field in Kazakhstan, highlighting its ...
In this opinion piece, IFS’ Kevin Price explores how the use of AI paired with a composable framework can help ...
US LNG could be forced to find other markets unless the EU dials back its methane and sustainability regulations, executives ...
Meg O’Neill tells Energy Intelligence she is confident the long-awaited Australian approval of NWS LNG’s permit extension ...
The transition faces a bumpy road ahead, as stakeholders wrestle with affordability, security and political buy-in, even as ...
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CFO Michael Muller explains how the giant utility is tackling the challenges of the low-carbon transition, from US politics to internal corporate culture.
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