When experts, policy makers and commentators discuss major technological developments in the energy sector, their attention is often
Brazil started importing LNG in 2009 as an insurance against a repeat of a power shortage similar to the one which crippled the economy in 2001, and
Russia’s growing political and military role in the Middle East has captured international attention, especially since the country got involved in the
The Oil and Gas Council, in collaboration with Guanxi Energy and the Energy Council have compiled an exclusive thought leadership article
Christof Rühl argues that oil producing countries will not be able to eliminate the excess of stored oil unless they extend their output limits
Several countries in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) have announced plans to embrace nuclear power as part of their future energy
GIS’s new “Dossier” series aims to give readers a quick overview of the analysis of key topics, regions or conflicts. This edition looks at oil and gas
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 this article, Dr Carole Nakhle, Director of Crystol Energy, comments on Saudi Arabia’s plan to IPO a share of its national oil company, Saudi
Tunisia will always be remembered as the country that started the Arab Spring. The wave of protests that began there toppled several dictators,
On Monday 6 February 2017, as part of its energy talk series, Access for Women in Energy organised an event on assessing the investment climate
On 1 February 2017, Dr Carole Nakhle, Director of Crystol Energy, gave evidence to the International Relations Committee at the UK Parliament on
The club of nuclear power producers consists of 30 countries, but this number could more than double if projects currently planned worldwide
In an interview given to Stasa Salacanin from The New Arab, Dr Carole Nakhle, Director of Crystol Energy, comments on the historical deal
Dr Carole Nakhle, Director of Crystol Energy, shares her insights on the major developments that shaped the global energy scene in 2016 and their
2016 was the year of events people failed to foresee. The first was that, in the middle of the year, the UK would vote to leave the European Union for
As noble as the concept may be, when it comes to implementation, the political commitment to transparency seems to fall short of its aspirations.
In this article written for Pipeline Oil & Gas Magazine, Dr Carole Nakhle, Director of Crystol Energy, argues that