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WPC Energy, AEC call for stronger African voice in global energy debate
Africa should have a stronger role in international energy discussions as governments seek to balance energy security, economic growth and emissions cuts.
Nuclear generation hits fresh record as Asia drives expansion
Nuclear reactors worldwide generated 2,702 TWh of electricity in 2025, up 35 TWh from 2,667 TWh in 2024.
Uganda appoints Vitol to market 'Pearl Sweet' crude ahead of 2027 exports
Uganda, close to commercial oil exports, appoints global commodities trader Vitol to market the government and Uganda National Oil Company’s allocation of newly branded 'Pearl Sweet' crude.
Qatar and UAE turn to ship-to-ship transfer outside Strait of Hormuz
Qatar and the United Arab Emirates have commenced doing ship-to-ship transfers outside the Strait of Hormuz for LNG cargoes.
Pakistan again seeks LNG cargo after two failed attempts amid high prices
Pakistan has begun a new bidding round for the purchase of an LNG cargo for September after two failed attempts due to Islamabad being spooked by sky-high prices.
Norway’s Equinor receives first US LNG cargo from Cheniere
Equinor has received its firs LNG cargo from the US Gulf Coast with a delivery made from Cheniere Energy’s Sabine Pass facility.
Uzbekistan downgrading its nuclear cooperation with Russia
Rosatom appears on outs with Tashkent.
Fuel prices in Turkey break fresh records over unending Iran War
Sharp hikes reflect combination of global oil market turbulence and persistent domestic currency pressures.
US swings sanctions stick at Turkish bank accused of smuggling Chinese oil payments to Iran in gold
American ambassador to Ankara at great pains to describe move as aimed at “one entity”, not at a nation, banking system or ally.
US LNG exports climb in August
US LNG exports saw an uptick in August as European countries purchased higher volumes to shore up ahead of winter.
Venture Global’s Plaquemines Phase 2 on schedule for deliveries
Venture Global’s Plaquemines Phase 2 is on schedule to commence deliveries of contracted LNG cargoes.
Nigeria clears $1.6bn Dangote Refinery IPO, testing investor appetite at $47bn valuation
The refinery IPO is a major test of whether Nigeria’s domestic capital market can absorb a record-sized listing as investors weigh Dangote’s expansion plans against crude-supply and margin risks.
Booming jet fuel prices not yet reflected in airline ticket prices, says chairman of Turkey’s Pegasus
Iran War and soaring refining margins taking heavy toll on regional aviation.
Argentina escalates Falklands dispute as Trump leaves UK support in doubt
Javier Milei has threatened sanctions on oil companies near the Falklands and promised new naval funding, hardening Argentina's claim days after Donald Trump declined to rule out shifting US policy on the islands.
India’s Kyiv outreach contrasts with lower level Russia forum presence
India continues to import crude oil, as well as other hydrocarbons and commodities from Russia even as the risk of Western and especially US sanctions mount.
Summit takes FID on Double E compression project
Summit Midstream has taken a final investment decision on the previously announced mainline compression expansion project on its Double E pipeline.
Oneok to buy Brazos Midstream’s Midland Basin assets for $4.425bn
US midstream player Oneok announced on August 30 that it had agreed to acquire Brazos Midstream’s natural gas-gathering and processing assets in the Permian Basin’s Midland sub-basin for $4.425bn in cash.
European pump prices hit records as Iran war escalation drives oil higher
Petrol prices hit records in Germany and the Netherlands and European gas futures reached a three-year high, as the Iran-US war escalation drove oil higher, landing the Gulf conflict directly on European household budgets.
Iraq faces renewed petrol shortages as Baghdad queues return
Iraq’s capital Baghdad and several other provinces are facing renewed shortages of petrol and kerosene, with long queues forming at filling stations and dozens of stations closing.
Climate modellers cut the worst case for the first time in four generations
The highest warming scenario used by climate modellers has fallen to 3.3C by 2100 from 4.6C, the first time the top of the range has come down in four generations of modelling, Carbon Brief reported on September 1. COUNTRIES: Global SECTORS:...
Africa-focused Invictus Energy advances Zimbabwe gas development ahead of AEW 2026
Invictus Energy will participate in African Energy Week 2026 in Cape Town as a Bronze Partner, bringing Zimbabwe’s Cabora Bassa Basin development to the continent’s energy investment forum.
US lays out sweeping Venezuela oil pact as legal and political risks mount
The White House has set out the architecture of the sweeping US-Venezuela oil agreement President Donald Trump unveiled last week.
Shell completes acquisition of ARC Resources for $16.5bn
World’s largest LNG trader could be eyeing future LNG projects following ARC Resources acquisition.
Riyadh condemns Iranian strike on Bahri tanker
Saudi Arabia has condemned an Iranian attack on one of its oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz that killed two Filipino crew members
IntelliNews Lambda: EU gas storage is emptier than in the 2022 crisis, gas prices doubles
Europe will miss its 90% full target for gas storage by November and is now on course to hit only 68%. Gas prices have already doubled but another 2022 gas crisis is unlikely, according to IntelliNews Lambda's model.
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