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In its response to Iran on the final draft of the nuclear deal, Washington is believed to have told Tehran that sanctions-lifting could be delayed if Iran continues to link the UN investigation into prior undeclared nuclear activity to the deal

Libyas oil output may have been climbing in recent weeks, but stability on the ground is far from a certainty as political factions brace for conflict

The EIA has reported that gasoline demand is falling, but some analysts believe their data is wrong and could even have been manipulated

It has been an incredibly profitable year for oil companies, and the second quarter was no exception as big oil reported impressive earnings

Rumors that Russia might be suspended from OPEC confused markets, largely due to the lack of clarity about what sources meant by the word suspend

Henry Kissinger, the 99 year old ex-Secretary of State, made shared a rather unpopular view on how Ukraine should react to Russia

As gasoline prices soar, President Biden has changed his stance on Venezuela, giving Chevron license to negotiate with PDVSA

There was a reduction in natural gas flows from Russia to Europe this week, and Russia is threatening to cut more countries off

The U.S. Senate is attempting to revive the much-talked-about NOPEC bill, but this might not be the time for it...

The energy industry is under fire both figuratively and literally this week as fires push production offline as prices soar