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Shell projects a 60 percent rise in global LNG demand by 2040, driven by Asia’s expansion. The U.S. and Qatar are expected to lead supply growth.

The Leviathan gas field partners plan a $2.4 billion expansion to boost production and strengthen Israel’s energy security and exports.

U.S. crude stocks rose by 4.6 million barrels due to refinery maintenance, while gasoline and distillate inventories declined as fuel production slowed.

Oil prices remain steady as Ukraine peace talks and supply disruptions impact global markets. Traders monitor OPEC+ production decisions and U.S. crude inventories.

NARTO warns that banning 60,000-liter fuel tankers could result in N300 billion in losses. The association urges the government to find a balanced solution.

Elliott Management has acquired a 5 percent stake in BP and is urging the company to sell assets and cut costs to boost profitability.

BP announces a major strategy reset as profits fall by 35 percent, with CEO Murray Auchincloss promising cost cuts and improved financial performance.

Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania have fully disconnected from Russia’s power grid and joined the EU system, strengthening their energy security and independence.

Suncor Energy CEO says the company can handle potential U.S. tariffs, citing strong production and a diversified export strategy.

Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan hints at flexibility in Zangezur corridor negotiations, aiming to revive peace talks with Azerbaijan while balancing economic interests