Javier Blas

Electricity consumption is accelerating faster than renewable sources can provide for it. And so the world keeps turning to the dirtiest of fossil fuels.

Print By Javier Blas In what should be one of the least surprising developments, global electricity demand is soaring everywhere as the world moves to electrify everything.

Electricity consumption is accelerating faster than renewable sources can provide for it. And so the world keeps turning to the dirtiest of fossil fuels

The Kafkaesque interdependence between countries should be acknowledged, because it’s likely to continue.

The first tentative conclusions from the bombing are bearish.

The British oil major needs to adjust to its straitened circumstances.

The oil giant needs to adjust its dividend policy to reflect its straitened circumstances.

At the height of summer, Europe had hoped that the coming winter would be its last difficult one to secure enough natural gas.

If CEO Mike Wirth is to be believed, the oil giant is on track to regain its mojo. But the challenges aren’t small.

As gas prices rise, politicians are in denial about the challenges a cold winter may pose.