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The surprise announcement by OPEC+ of another production cut totaling 1.16 million barrels per day caused oil prices to rally 8%. I previously wrote about…

The surprise decision by OPEC+ to cut production has sent oil prices soaring, but the reasoning behind the cut can be seen as stoking fears about demand.

A long-term energy security deal that would supply liquefied natural gas from Qatar to China for about 27 years has been welcomed by observers and analysts for its farsightedness and alignment with the global green energy push.

While oil supply fears are legitimate, a fundamental shift in the global economy is set to counter supply disruptions with significant demand destruction

With the call for a boost in output growing louder, the debate around refracs is emerging again, and this time around, new techniques could help to stimulate old wells

The alleged plunder of Syrian oil by the United States and its proxies will only worsen conditions in the sanctions-hit country as it struggles to rebuild after years of war, experts say.

The need to unlock energy supplies from sanctions-hit countries like Iran and Venezuela has become even more apparent as the world grapples with oil and gas shortages, experts say.

As part of the efforts to boost domestic oil production, American shale oil producers are successfully returning to existing wells and giving them a second, high-pressure blast

U.S. shale oil producers' latest strategy to increase domestic production involves 're-fracing' already established wells.

Total Urals arrivals in northwest European and Baltic ports drop by around 460,000 barrels per day, around 620,000 in March and down to 370,000 in April.