The country’s hopes for becoming a regional gas production powerhouse and LNG export hub are thwarted by question marks over its social and political stability.
To sustain its leading position in the global LNG market, Australia must diversify its export partners and invest in exploration, production and infrastructure.
Access for Women in Energy (AccessWIE) in collaboration with the Arab Bankers Association organised a seminar on the current energy crisis and its implications on
Germany is determined to take the global fight against climate change seriously. Since the beginning of this century, the world’s fourth-largest
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In a speech given on the electricity market, entitled ‘The Price of Power: Reforming the Electricity Market’, in the House of Lords, Lord Howell,
Apart from the collapse of world oil prices, 2015’s most important energy event was the Paris meeting on climate change. After a fortnight of
The latest drop in the oil price is further evidence, if it was needed, that the world is awash with plentiful oil and gas and that barring any black swan
In 1938, Mexico became one of the first countries in the world to nationalize its oil industry. Until 2013, it remained one of the few countries
In its Statistical Review of World Energy 2016, BP presents 2015 as a year of sluggish energy demand and plentiful supply. Taking a closer look, one
Onlookers might have been surprised a few weeks ago to see the Ambassadors of China and Turkmenistan standing side by side in the rather
In an interview given to the BBC World Service, Lord Howell, Chairman, Advisory Board, Crystol Energy, talks about the hopes for major carbon emissions laid