Gulf states advance 7 pipeline projects to bypass Strait of Hormuz, reshaping Africa’s Red Sea trade route
Now, Gulf oil producers are accelerating plans to reduce their dependence on
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Oil Tops $100 as Supply Crisis Deepens
Crude oil prices were on course for a sizable weekly gain today,
India Scours Angola, Venezuela for Crude as Mideast Supply Dries Up
Indian refiners are in search of crude supply from as far as
ADNOC Issues Seventh Crude Tender Since June Despite Hormuz, Red Sea Risks
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company ADNOC has issued its seventh tender offering
Chinese Tankers Push Through Bab el-Mandeb Despite Houthi Blockade Threats
Two China-owned and operated tankers loaded with Saudi crude continued on Thursday
LNG Importers Seek Lower Qatar and UAE Prices as War Upends Deals
The war in the Middle East has diminished the negotiating power that
Zimbabwe’s lithium riches attract fresh $300 million from investors, some of whom may be from China
Mutapa Energy CEO Innocent Rukweza announced that the finance deal had been
Beijing seeking feedback on planned China-US tariff cuts on US$30b in trade
China is seeking opinions from companies, business associations and local governments on
Oil prices rise to highest since Jun 8 amid escalating US-Iran tensions, Houthi Red Sea blockade
OIL prices rose for a fifth day on Thursday (Jul 23) on
Africa’s biggest refinery hits slowdown, tightening fuel supplies from Nigeria to Europe
According to commodity intelligence firm Kpler, crude processing at the 650,000-barrel-per-day refinery