Energy
Ukrainian forces killed up to five pro-Moscow rebels on Thursday as they closed in on the separatists' military stronghold in the east, and Russia launched army drills
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry suggested on Thursday that the United States is drawing closer to imposing more sanctions onRussia by saying time was running
Argentine energy company Pluspetrol said output from Peru's biggest oil block has fallen 70 percent since indigenous protesters occupied its facilities there
A massive oil storage facility in the Bahamas may offer nimble gasoline traders a new way to profit by shipping fuel in foreign ships from the oversupplied U.
Gasoline prices in Iran leapt by up to 75 percent at midnight on Thursday, as state subsidies were cut, a risky move that President Hassan Rouhani hopes will
While energy reforms have opened the door for Mexico's state-run energy company to expand overseas, its focus for now will be on developing its "low-hanging fruit," the head of Pemex said on Thursday.
Diamond Offshore Drilling Inc, one of the world's top five offshore rig contractors, reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit as it cut drilling costs and hiked prices,
Imperial Oil Ltd said on Thursday it is not yet close to deciding on whether it will go ahead with a Canadian liquefied natural gas export plant it is exploring
Ukraine could sign a deal on Monday allowing the shipment of up to 10 billion cubic metres (bcm) of gas a year from Slovakia, ministers from the two countries said,
OSI Maritime Systems (OSI) announced the signing of a contract to integrate its flagship software, ECPINS-W Sub, into the U.K. Royal Navy’s T45 Destroyer Integrated Bridge System (IBS).
More oil and gas projects in Norway could be put on hold because of rising costs, adding to a growing list of developments that have been delayed or called off,
Putin warns of 'consequences' of Ukrainian army actions
Brent crude futures rose by more than a dollar a barrel on Thursday as mutual accusations of aggression
The month-long closure of a key Colombian oil pipeline following a bomb attack has cut the Andean nation's daily crude output by about 72,000 barrels, or about 7 percent,
Iranians have rushed to gas stations to fill their cars before a price surge expected at midnight on Thursday, as President Hassan Rouhani pushes ahead with a policy to cut fuel subsidies.
The World Bank has approved a $100 million grant for power-starved Burundi to help fund two hydropower projects that will almost double the east African country's tiny electricity output,
MacArtney has been selected to supply a custom designed Moog Focal swivel solution for a next generation tidal turbine developed by Orkney based tidal energy pioneer,
Puma Energy, partly-owned by Trafigura, expects to get a quarter of its revenue from the Asia-Pacific region in the next few years by building new oil import terminals and raising fuel sales volumes,
Delta SubSea LLC and FoundOcean, Inc. signed a strategic agreement today to provide subsea grouting and scour remediation services in Trinidad, Tobago and Venezuelan waters.
Russia's No.2 crude oil producer Lukoil said on Thursday it plans to develop more oilfields in Iraq after it began commercial production from the giant West Qurna-2 field last month.
ExxonMobil said on Thursday that its Midline UK pipeline had resumed operations after its closure following the discovery of fuel theft and a tapping device.
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