Record high tanker freight rates are pushing strait of Hormuz crude flows — and Iranian attacks on tankers — to some of the highest levels since the outbreak of war between Iran and the US.

Brazilians go to the polls on 4 October for what looks set to be the tightest presidential race in recent history, with candidates' energy platforms also closer than in past elections.

Significant work remains to transition the world away from fossil fuel in aviation and shipping, despite repeated support pledged at UN climate talks.

Germany's readiness for winter was a source of debate at the Handelsblatt Gas 2026 conference in Berlin, with storage operators cautioning that low inventories could leave the country exposed to ...

The G7 will immediately begin a co-ordinated release of 100mn bl of oil stocks over the next four months, including a substantial diesel release within 20 days, its leaders said today.

The US added a fewer-than-expected 29,000 jobs in September while payroll gains for the prior two months were revised lower, including a net loss in July, underscoring weak hiring.

Abu Dhabi's state-owned Adnoc has lowered its October sulphur official selling price (OSP) for the Indian subcontinent to $890/t fob Ruwais, down from its $960/t fob September OSP.

Some Asian refiners may have cooled their interest in US WTI crude due to more availability of prompt Middle Eastern crude and rising freight costs, although others are expected to maintain their ...

Global iron ore prices are expected to fall over the medium term on higher global supply, declining demand from Chinese steelmakers and growing low-carbon steelmaking alternatives, according to the ...

Brazilian imports of rolled steel products are expected to fall by 15.1pc to 4.88mn metric tonnes (t) on the year in 2026, according to steel association Aco Brasil.

Major oil and gas companies meeting their 2025 carbon and methane intensity targets shows the wider industry can deliver further emissions reductions from operated assets, although financial and ...

A proposed 1mn b/d oil pipeline from Alberta to Canada's west coast is a "project of national interest", prime minister Mark Carney said today, putting it on a path to fast-track approval.