
EU turns to collective energy buying as price shock tests climate rules
The European Commission wants to move beyond matching buyers and sellers by appointing a market operator to procure energy collectively. Brussels

The European Commission wants to move beyond matching buyers and sellers by appointing a market operator to procure energy collectively. Brussels

G7 countries will release 100 million barrels of oil and refined products over four months, with diesel front-loaded into the first

The European Commission is examining a one-year postponement of methane requirements for imported fossil fuels due to take effect in January.

The OGCI’s 12 oil and gas majors reduced aggregate upstream carbon intensity to 16.5kg CO₂e per barrel of oil equivalent in

Scottish Enterprise has selected Kantar Advisory Partners to establish an energy transition business hub in Abu Dhabi, giving Scotland-based companies direct

EU countries have spent more than €100 billion extra on energy imports since the Iran conflict began without receiving additional fuel.

Shell and its partners have taken final investment decision on LNG Canada Phase 2, doubling capacity at the British Columbia export

The White House says China will import at least 10mn tonnes of US coal in both 2027 and 2028, with coal

Genel has raised its recommended offer for Capricorn to $5.74 a share, valuing the company at about $436 million. DNO said

Two deputy governors who voted to hold rates in September have signalled that persistent energy inflation could change their position. The





