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Trinidad and Tobago is setting the stage for a new chapter in its offshore exploration with the launch of its 2025 deepwater bid round. With 26

By Jaka Hardiwinangun

Southeast Asia takes the center stage amid rising geopolitical tensions following the US reciprocal tariffs announced on April 2. Since the first wave

By Vince Heo

Alaska, hoping to forestall a possible slowdown in cargo air traffic, is hoping a SAF plant in Anchorage will help retain the state’s position as a profitable pitstop.

By Tim Bradner

Despite attempts to diversify its crude basket, Japan may continue to buy mainly from Middle Eastern countries as the most economical choice. In food

By Staff

The US has reached a significant milestone in carbon management: the injection of 1 gigaton of CO2 into geological formations. This achievement

By Derek Gonsuron

BP is no longer leaning into the energy transition. Faced with intense activist shareholder pressure, and under the management of Murray Auchincloss since the start of 2024, the oil and gas major has firmly reset its sights on its traditional core fossil business in a bid to keep pace with rival international firms.

By James Burgess

China's steel industry is in focus after the country's manufacturing steel demand index rose to its highest in six years. Meanwhile, biofuels are in

By Staff

Producing jet fuel from ethanol, commonly known as alcohol-to-jet or ATJ, has generated extraordinary interest in recent years as the biofuels

By Corey Lavinsky

India's renewable installed capacity reached 172 GW at the end of fiscal year 2024-25 in March. The majority of this capacity is from solar

Market attention has turned to the implications of recent Trump tariffs on commodities, including the US LNG sector. Meanwhile, OPEC+ has announced an

By Staff