Biogas company KIS Group and Japanese trading house Toyota Tsusho have launched a joint venture to produce and sell biomethane derived from palm oil mill effluent (Pome) in Indonesia.

Yemen's Houthis on Monday threatened to target all civilian flights using Saudi Arabia's airspace, after the militant group appeared to be losing ground in the latest bout of fighting of the country's ...

The US Supreme Court's justices appeared split Monday during oral arguments over the fate of dozens of pending lawsuits seeking billions of dollars in damages from oil companies for allegedly ...

Australia and Turkey, the co-presidents of this year's Cop 31 climate summit, should commit to coal phase-out dates and publish national roadmaps to transition away from fossil fuels, climate advocacy ...

The waning threat of a ban on US diesel exports offers little relief for a US distillate complex facing peak heating demand just as domestic inventories slump to historical lows and global supplies ...

The Danish energy ministry has proposed a new law to accelerate and simplify electricity grid expansions. The ministry has proposed that network acceleration areas be designated in most of the country ...

Global oil inventories are "scarily thin" after seven months of production and shipping disruptions caused by the US-Iran war, Saudi state-controlled Aramco's chief executive Amin Nasser said today.

Brazil's presidential election will go to a runoff after no candidate secured more than 50pc of valid votes in a first round on Sunday.

A swift recovery in Saudi Arabian crude exports has eased supply concerns that pushed benchmark Dubai to a six-month high in September.

Kuwait's state-owned sulphur producer KPC has set the October Kuwait Sulphur Price (KSP) at $820/t fob Kuwait, down by $45/t from $865/t fob in September.

A core group of seven Opec+ producers have agreed to keep their crude production quotas unchanged in November, as the US-Iran war continues to disrupt supplies from several members.

Record high tanker freight rates are pushing strait of Hormuz crude flows — and Iranian attacks on tankers — to some of the highest levels since the outbreak of war between Iran and the US.