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Saudi Arabia says maintaining ties with both Beijing and Washington is not ¡®a zero-sum game¡¯
Vote by Canadian group¡¯s shareholders in favour of offer will give it greater control of Oyu Tolgoi copper mine in Mongolia
Russian leader vows not to sell crude to countries implementing the ceiling
French energy group under fire for slow withdrawal says it cannot for now sell investment in gas producer
Countries abandon idea of first piping natural gas through link and say it will carry only hydrogen
Crude settles at lowest level of 2022 after °ÄÃŵÄÆϾ©an embargo and G7 price cap take effect
At least 22 crude tankers have been stopped from crossing country¡¯s waters over fears in Ankara about insurance
The boom-to-bust nature of the energy industry means high prices come and go
°ÄÃÅÆϾ©¶Ä³ÇÍøÖ· group also expects to increase capital spending but at lower levels than forecast pre-pandemic
A stunning reversal on the energy landscape
Commodities group reaps record net profit on the back of energy crisis despite distancing its business from Russia
Shares of BP and Shell trade at sharp discounts to American peers after energy commodity rally
PM Viktor Orb¨¢n reverses signature policy as cost of imports soars after Russian sanctions disrupt market
Speedy growth could renew commodities and intensify inflationary pressure
The Kapitan Schemilkin¡¯s spoofing attempts show that Moscow knows how to use sanction-busting techniques
New ¡®energy partnership¡¯ aims to boost amount of liquefied natural gas sent to ÆϾ©¹Ù·½×¢²á while reducing reliance on Russia
President-elect has called for a change in strategy at the state-controlled oil producer
°ÄÃÅÆϾ©¶Ä³ÇÍøÖ· stocks also lose ground after upbeat economic data revive concerns over Fed rate rises
Disruption in Turkish waters is first sign of potential unintended consequences of intervention in global markets
Renewables are growing rapidly but crude has room to spike higher on its way out
World¡¯s biggest miner cuts back in most profitable part of its business to meet emissions targets
Soaring cost of key metals challenges efforts to turn EVs into mass-market product
Removal of sanctions risk for lenders could unlock bridge financing to Russian-owned ISAB Lukoil facility
Renewable energy forecast to become largest source of electricity generation as soon as 2025
Chinese equities surge as Beijing eases zero-Covid restrictions
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