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“No concern at all”: The economist’s view
From North Sea to shale: Why oil supply is more resilient, and more of an engineering game, than many expect
8 September 2025
From North Sea to shale: Why oil supply is more resilient, and more of an engineering game, than many expect
Iran’s sway in the oil market is fading as global supply chains diversify and new producers emerge, with China buying most of its exports at a discount.
EVs are weakening oil’s dominance in transport, requiring producers to defend margins and market share rather than expand supply.
The Supreme Court of Ghana has handed down a landmark judgment confirming that Parliament-ratified petroleum agreements—and the fiscal stabilisation clauses they contain—override subsequent changes to
In his latest op-ed for The Washington Times, Daniel A. Witt, President of the International Tax and Investment Center and Advisory Board member at Crystol
Oil production in the U.S. hits record highs, reshaping global markets and challenging OPEC’s grip.
The global energy transition will continue, but political change, policy shocks and economic pressures are slowing its momentum.
The global energy transition will continue, but political change, policy shocks and economic pressures are slowing its momentum.
U.S. policies and geopolitical challenges create an uncertain oil market in 2025, with fluctuating demand and prices ahead.
The suspension of Russian gas exports through Ukraine signals a transformation in Europe’s energy landscape and reliance.
Christof Rühl Christof Rühl, Member of the Advisory Board of Crystol Energy and Senior Research Scholar at the Center of Global Energy Policy at Columbia
Lord David Howell Against a backdrop of continuing geopolitical instability and tension, uncertainty over the Trump return, over Ukraine, over China, over stumbling cooperation against