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Australia’s 344-Million-Barrel Oilfield Could Finally Get the Green Light

After years of delays, Australia's largest undeveloped oil project could progress to a final investment decision in 2027 as the energy crisis amid the Iran war has heightened the need...

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Source: oilprice.com

UK Conservatives Blast Labour North Sea Ban as ‘Utter Madness’

The current UK government's policy of not allowing new drilling in the UK North Sea is “utter madness” as billions of barrels of untapped oil could benefit the UK industry...

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EU Says No Jet Fuel Shortage Coming Despite Middle East Supply Loss

Shortages of jet fuel are not looming over Europe despite the shock loss of supply from the Middle East and soaring prices, according to EU Sustainable Transport and Tourism Commissioner,...

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Malaysia’s Oil Production Fell 5.5% in Q1

Malaysia's crude and condensate production dropped by 5.5% from a year earlier to 43 million barrels in the first quarter of 2026, due to a slump in crude output, the...

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Norway Averts Offshore Strike as Workers and Industry Reach Deal

Norway has narrowly avoided a strike at offshore oil platforms after trade unions and oil companies reached an agreement on wages in the early hours on Friday. The potential strike...

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Indian Companies Eye Venezuelan Oil Fields as Imports Surge 51% in a Month

Indian energy companies are interested in expanding into Venezuelan oil, New Delhi’s top energy official Hardeep Singh Puri said today at a meeting with Venezuela’s interim president Delcy Rodriguez in...

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Japan Plans to Replace Up to 14 Nuclear Reactors by 2050

Japan's government is making long-term plans for replacing up to a dozen nuclear reactors by 2050, to secure its electricity supply, with two to five of these to be rebuilt...

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Oman Oil Terminal Attack Rattles the Market’s Last Calm Corner

Media reports about a blast disrupting oil loadings at Oman’s main terminal pushed benchmark prices higher earlier today, in the latest sign that any hopes about an end to Persian...

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North Dakota Chases A Second Bakken Boom Through Enhanced Recovery

North Dakota’s elected officials are pushing hard to deploy Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) technologies to boost oil production in the Bakken before Donald Trump's tenure as president expires. The Trump...

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Brazil, Guyana, Venezuela Fuel South America’s Oil Export Boom

South America has raised its oil exports more than the U.S. has done so far this year as key producers in the region boosted production and shipments to a world...

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IAEA Warns Iran Nuclear Risk Has Increased

The possibility of Iran developing a nuclear weapon is now higher than it was before the United States and Israel first attacked the country in February, the International Atomic Energy...

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Brazil Launches World-First Ethanol-Powered Grid Engine

Brazil is undertaking a major biofuels experiment that could be majorly disruptive for the global energy landscape if it proves effective. The South American country is filthy rich in biomass,...

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A New U.S. Battery Line Designed to Make Energy Storage Safer and Cheaper

The US has recently launched a new battery production line, which is expected to help researchers develop safer and cheaper energy storage technologies for the electric grid. The new line...

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Iran’s Oil Exports Collapse to Six-Year Low as Blockade Tightens

Iran's oil exports fell to their lowest level in at least six years in May as the U.S. naval blockade continued to choke off crude shipments and leave tens of...

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Venezuela’s Debt Overhaul Faces New Controversy

When the US removed Nicolás Maduro from power in Venezuela, the expectation was collapse. It has not come. The removal of a long-serving head of state is almost always followed by...

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Georgia’s Government Backs a Controversial Crypto Push

Tether, the world's largest stablecoin issuer, has announced a major investment in Georgia and plans to launch GEL?, a digital token pegged one-to-one to the Georgian lari, a currency used...

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U.S. Oil Shocks Don’t Hit Like They Used To, Fed Study Finds

The United States still feels oil shocks. It just doesn't feel them the way it did when America was dancing to disco and waiting in gas lines. If the Fed...

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Central Banks Bought Less Gold in 2025 But It Still Hit a 45 Year High

Gold saw a significant price rally over the course of 2025, after geopolitical uncertainty and heightened central bank buying drove more people to the safe haven asset. Gold prices rallied...

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Dangote Breaks Ground on 700,000-Bpd Second Crude Processing Unit

Africa's biggest refinery is getting bigger. Nigeria's Dangote refinery has started work on a second crude processing unit that will add another 700,000 barrels per day (bpd) of capacity, putting...

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KEPCO Wins $1.4-Billion power Project for $100-Billion Saudi Jafurah Field

South Korea’s state-run utility Korea Electric Power Corp. (KEPCO) has won a $1.4-billion deal with Saudi oil giant Aramco to build and operate Phase 2 of Saudi Arabia’s Jafurah cogeneration...

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