Director, Supply Chain, Oil, Gas and Global Economic Trade Program
Cyril Widdershoven is a Middle East defense and energy analyst with extensive experience in the MENA region. Holding degrees in Middle East Studies and War Studies, Cyril focuses on oil, gas, defense, terrorism, and global economic trade. He writes for various publications, including OilPrice.com, Investment & Pensions Europe (IPE), and Nasdaq.
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Cyril's coverage mainly focuses on energy and government/political issues, with a particular emphasis on data-driven analysis and government announcements related to the energy sector. He frequently cites data in his articles, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
Given Cyril’s focus on energy markets and geopolitical implications, he would likely be interested in insights from industry experts who can provide informed perspectives on developments within the global energy sector. Additionally, he may welcome input from professionals with expertise in international relations or political analysis.
While there is no specific geographic focus indicated for Cyril's coverage, it is clear that his reporting encompasses global events and their impact on the energy market. Therefore, pitches should address broader international trends rather than focusing solely on individual countries or regions.
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Uniper warns that the Dutch hydrogen network's future is bleak without new pipelines.
Veson Nautical’s latest report, VesselsValue, indicates that Greek shipowners have invested 2021 around $13.8 billion in 59 new-built LNG vessels.
By: Cyril Widdershoven
In a surprise statement, Italy’s largest insurer, Generali, reports to end its new coverage of downstream operations, mainly oil and gas transportation, processing, and distribution.
Shell faces a critical ruling in a Dutch appeals court on Tuesday, which may uphold, dismiss, or alter a 2021 mandate requiring a 45% reduction in its emissions.
OPEC's leader, Saudi Arabia, presents a new addition to its economic diversification strategy: a voluntary carbon market.
Russia is strengthening its ties with eastern Libyan warlord General Haftar, aiming to disrupt European energy supplies and expand its geopolitical influence in North Africa.
A US-France-brokered 60-day ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel could stabilize Lebanon but also facilitates Israeli preparations for potential action against Iran.
By: Cyril Widdershoven
Russian-aligned hacker groups PCA and Z-Pentest have intensified cyberattacks on critical Western infrastructure.
Abu Dhabi’s financially backed group XRG and British oil and gas major BP have closed a deal to set up a new natural gas joint venture in Egypt
Bulgaria’s Lukoil Burgas refinery continues to process Russian oil via shadow fleet transfers.
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