Eni's CEO, Eni of Italy, said that oil markets were signaling an unlikely escalation of tensions between Israel and Iran or the closing of the Strait of Hormuz.

Two people who are familiar with the launch of the plant said on Wednesday that Canada could produce the first liquefied gas ever this weekend.

Statkraft, the Norwegian state-owned utility, announced on Wednesday that it will reduce its annual costs of around 15%, or 2.9 billion crowns (US$292 ...

Qatar's gas production at the South Pars field is steady and supply is proceeding normally, it said on Tuesday, after the ...

A two-story warehouse nestled under Oklahoma's Wichita Mountains contains the only machine capable of refining Nickel, an ...

The price of palm oil in Malaysia closed higher on the Dalian and Chicago exchanges, as well as a weaker currency. The ...

T hyssenkrupp’s deputy chairman, who sold a stake in the steel unit to billionaire Daniel Kretinsky, will vote against the ...

T hyssenkrupp’s deputy chairman, who sold a stake in the steel unit to billionaire Daniel Kretinsky, will vote against ...

Energy companies are investing in gas exploration and production to meet the rising demand for power from a growing population ...

The European spot electricity price fell on Wednesday due to pressure on wholesale markets in advance of Corpus Christi, a ...

The next three to five day developments in the Iran-Israel conflict will be crucial for global energy markets, even though the ...

Tokyo Gas, Japan's largest city gas supplier, said that the conflict between Israel and Iran has no impact on its LNG procurement.