Cyril Widdershoven

The unlikely return of full sanctions on Venezuelan oil and the return of foreign oil companies may result in a moderate jump in oil production in Venezuela

While the whole world is watching the Arabian/Persian Gulf arena at present, amid lingering fears of an imminent Israeli attack on Iran, a new crisis could be unfolding.

Sources in Abu Dhabi suggest the Emirate is no longer convinced of the necessity of OPEC+ production cuts.

Europe continues to import Russian gas, with concerns growing as the Ukraine-Russia transit agreement expires at the end of 2024.

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.

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.