Dec 2014

The company was challenged by Lundin for the field in Norway

An alternative route for Russian gas could carve through Ukraine into the rest of Europe

The companies will invest $550 million in the Argentinian projects

The company is deferring an investment decision on the LNG project

The industry is expected to remain stable amid low oil prices

Capacity expansions, coming at a time of trimmed volumes, have raised competition in the worldwide oil storage business

Greater Singapore – Singapore together with new terminals in Malaysia and Indonesia – could increase capacity by a third

Independent oil storage operators in Rotterdam are facing adverse trends while Antwerp volumes are up

Refinery and product export trends are good for Gulf coast storage operators

The French major says high-costs are to blame for a gas shortage at Gladstone liquefied natural gas (GLNG) project

Colombia faces declining prospects at the conventional onshore oilfields that have fueled its decade-long oil and gas boom

As the latest multi-year rally in oil prices ends, a massive rebalancing of petrodollar is about to begin

US liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports are likely to weather the oscillating oil price environment much better than other competing exporters

Oil prices are now at their lowest level since the financial crisis

The International Energy Agency says the trend is likely to continue into the new year

The market is at last adjusting to the fundamentals of weak demand growth and burgeoning supply

King Abdullah took the step as a response to growing criticism of the government

Chinese and other investors may be about to open up the country’s upstream

Security problems will keep hampering Afghan upstream plans. Pipeline transit fees offer the best hope for energy income

Rising gas supplies are at the centre of a burgeoning new regional relationship

As oil output falls, the country wants its gas sector to play a bigger part in the economy

Central Asia is not yet the solution for Europe’s energy diversification needs, especially as connections to China expand

While the country’s natural gas business continues to thrive, the oil sector is trailing distantly behind

Kazakhstan’s biggest field has been an expensive flop. It is a problem for the country. Can Kashagan recover?

Slower economic growth and an array of problems in the oil sector are prompting the government to make changes

With its own sizeable ethnic Russian minority, Kazakhstan has watched the Kremlin's meddling in east Ukraine with a growing sense of dread

Central Asia’s oil and gas are crucial to global energy balances, but the region is facing some lean years

Trinidad and Tobago’s energy minister, Kevin Ramnarine, is revitalising his country’s gas sector. Anthea Pitt interviewed him in Port of Spain

Cheap oil will be a boon for consumers, but carries long-term risks too

A difficult investment and political climate has held back Western investors

The combination of the Australian firm's low share price and falling oil prices could push the company to sell assets

Despite trouble on its borders, Iraq's Kurdistan plans to export 1 million barrels a day by next year

A deal is in the works. But it would be a geopolitical coup for the Kremlin and a commercial one for Beijing

The agreement reached in early December still faces many obstacles, writes Kirk Sowell

Changing investor demands means upstream units need to take a new approach to portfolio management

Gas-to-power projects offer an opportunity for nations in sub-Saharan Africa to provide cheap electricity from domestic resources. But there are difficulties as well

Santos could be looking to selloff its Gladstone liquefied natural gas (GLNG) pipeline as the company comes under increasing financial pressure