
BP weighs sale of Egyptian gas assets as new CEO retools portfolio
BP is considering selling some natural gas assets in Egypt as part of CEO Meg O’Neill’s overhaul to cut debt and focus

BP is considering selling some natural gas assets in Egypt as part of CEO Meg O’Neill’s overhaul to cut debt and focus

Abu Dhabi’s crown prince ordered state company ADNOC to accelerate construction of a West-East pipeline, doubling the UAE’s oil export capacity

The European Commission is reviewing whether to expand its Emissions Trading System to cover flights departing the EU. Currently, only flights

OPEC’s latest monthly report has cut the forecast for 2026 global oil demand growth from 1.38 million barrels per day to

The International Energy Agency’s May oil market report warns that the Middle East war has shut in more than 14 million

The King’s Speech signalled the new government’s flagship Energy Independence Bill, pledging to scale up home‑grown renewables and break the link

Record UK wind and solar output since late February 2026 curtailed 41 TWh of gas imports – equivalent to 34 LNG

Why energy security is once again driving the agenda The week beginning 4 May 2026 marked an inflection point for the

The European Central Bank and Bank of England have decided to hold interest rates, despite bearish economic sentiment. Both banks signal

Rising energy costs are expected to slow UK economic growth, with inflation pressures linked to global energy markets. This highlights the





