India is preparing to launch compliance trading under its Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) and access international carbon markets before the mandatory phase of the International Civil Aviation ...

Yemen's Houthis renewed threats against Saudi oil facilities, airports and aviation on 8 October as fighting escalates between the group and forces aligned with Yemen's Saudi-backed internationally ...

The French government will release 10mn bl of diesel from strategic reserves between November and January, it said, becoming the first country to detail its commitment under the recent G7 plan.

South Korea's government on 7 October unveiled the Korea Green Transformation (K-GX) strategy, a 1 quadrillion South Korean won ($747bn) plan for 2026-35 aimed at advancing the country's energy ...

Argus Chief Economist on why crude futures are easing as Saudi supply returns, while tight physical barrels, Hormuz risks and ...

The Philippines is considering implementing a 1pc sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) mandate by 2030, although discussions on the proposal are ongoing, government officials said.

Producers in the Gulf of Mexico have started to evacuate workers and halt output ahead of tropical storm Isaias, which is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane on Thursday.

An unnamed tanker was hit by multiple projectiles off the Qatar coast in the Mideast Gulf on Wednesday in an incident in which "casualties have been reported", the UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) ...

President Donald Trump's administration is just "days" away from proposing more rollbacks to methane regulations on the oil and gas sector, US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) administrator Lee ...

Freight rates for very large crude carriers (VLCCs) loading on the US Gulf coast (USGC) soared to historic highs today as Asia-Pacific buyers continue to scramble to secure barrels to maintain their ...

The IEA confirmed today that around 100mn bl of oil remains to be released from the emergency stocks pledged by its members in March, matching the <a href=" announced by G7 leaders last week. But ...

French energy regulator CRE has approved the rules for an onshore wind tender to open in December, the first to exclude foreign-made components in line with Europe's Net-Zero Industry Act (NZIA).