Deputy City Editor at the Mail on Sunday
Francesca Washtell is the Deputy City Editor at the Mail on Sunday. She specializes in the banking, finance, and personal finance sectors, with a particular focus on crypto regulation and cryptocurrency. Francesca's work has been featured in the Daily Mail, Perth Now, Express Digest, MSN, This Is Money, The Banker, and Banking Risk & Regulation.
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Profits have soared at Saudi Arabia 's main electricity provider amid booming demand from mega-projects and population growth.
By: Francesca Washtell
The global oil market is short almost 1 billion barrels of crude after months of disruption triggered by the Iran war , the boss of Shell has warned.
By: Francesca Washtell
The global oil market cannot return to normal until next year unless traffic resumes through the Strait of Hormuz chokepoint within weeks, the chief executive and president of Saudi Aramco said.
By: Francesca Washtell
Governments are absorbing the costs of higher jet fuel costs to allow pilgrims to attend Hajj, the major Muslim pilgrimage that is due to get underway later this month, according to the head of a specialist travel consultancy.
By: Francesca Washtell
A series of results from units of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company indicates the Iran war has done little to slow the state-owned group – at least so far.
By: Francesca Washtell
Adnoc is prioritising building a pipeline that will allow it to double the amount of oil it exports without using the Strait of Hormuz
By: Francesca Washtell
Oman has signed a major contract for a non-stop renewable energy project that combines wind, solar and battery storage, as it accelerates efforts to reduce its reliance on gas.
By: Francesca Washtell
Oil prices are hovering around the $100 per barrel mark after the US launched new strikes on Iran overnight, straining ongoing peace talks
By: Francesca Washtell
Gulf states could scale back overseas energy investments to help fund repairs to infrastructure damaged during the Iran war, the IEA says
By: Francesca Washtell
The six GCC member states aim to have 165GW of renewable energy available by 2030. So far, they have installed about 24GW of solar and wind
