Energy.
Autonomous drilling operations require new solutions for human oversight
As automated drilling systems become more autonomous and make decisions unaided, the need for effective human oversight is increasing. This requires the technology to be designed in such a way that humans can understand, assess and intervene safely. Artificial intelligence and autonomous functions are playing an increasingly important role in drilling operations. As systems become more and more…
Equinor 5,000 oil cargoes delivered from Gullfaks
Oil cargo number 5,000 has been delivered from the Gullfaks field in the North Sea. The milestone demonstrates how continued development of mature fields on the Norwegian continental shelf supports…
Germany boosts hydrogen quotas qualifies import demand
Germany’s New Transport Mandate Creates a Clear Demand Signal for Green HydrogenImport Last week we highlighted how European policy is rebuilding momentum for clean hydrogen. This week, the spotlight…
Global jet fuel exports fell to seasonal lows in April
Global seaborne jet fuel exports continued to fall month-on-month and reached seasonal lows in April. Energy flows from the Middle East Gulf (MEG) remained constrained amid ongoing disruptions to…
KOGAS strengthens energy security with Canadian LNG Project
KOGAS’s 15 Years of ‘Perseverance’ in LNG Canada Project Contributes Supply Diversification Away from Middle East Dependence Recently, the US-Iran war has led to the blockade of the Strait of…
Impact of Middle East conflict on TotalEnergies Activities
Confirmation of information released on Company’s website on March 10, 2026 Production has been shut down or is in the process of shutting down in Qatar, Iraq and UAE offshore,…
The Week in Alt Fuels: Fuel reckoning
A war-driven oil shock has once again exposed shipping’s vulnerability to fossil fuel dependence and reinforced the need to shift to low- and zero-emission bunker fuels. The ongoing Middle East…
Yanbu VLCC liftings broaden as freight premiums surge
In March, Saudi Aramco began diverting crude exports to Yanbu as the East-West pipeline approaches full operating capacity (7mbd, industry sources). The shift is designed to keep barrels moving…
Tariff uncertainty and rising OPEC+ supply weigh on oil prices
Analysts are keeping their oil price forecasts mostly unchanged for 2025, as a rise in OPEC+ output and ongoing U.S. tariff uncertainty weigh on the market, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday. The…
Climate TRACE Logo New
Climate TRACE Releases May 2025 Emissions Data Climate TRACE reported that global greenhouse gas emissions for the month of May 2025 totaled 5.17 billion tonnes CO2e. This represents an increase of…
Sapura Energy Berhad is now officially Vantris Energy Berhad
Sapura Energy Berhad (“SEB”) has officially changed its name to Vantris Energy Berhad (“Vantris Energy” or “the Company”), to reflect the cumulative effort the Company has made in its corporate…
Eastern U.S. natural gas increasingly meets LNG-fueled demand growth in AEO2025
In our Annual Energy Outlook 2025 (AEO2025), we project regional differences in natural gas markets will encourage increased natural gas flows from the mid-Atlantic to the southern Gulf Coast in the…
PETRONAS and Microsoft expand collaboration to support Malaysia’s AI ecosystem
PETRONAS and Microsoft signed a Memorandum of Understanding, further extending their strategic collaboration in multiple areas across innovation and sustainability to support the development of an…
Sulnox soars in Q1 as energy transition steps up
SulNOx, the green fueltech company backed by Idan Ofer and Contantine Logothetis, has grown first quarter revenues by more than 150% on the same period last year, with an 11% increase on the…
MOL, Mitsui & jointly acquire Port Service, Steel Processing, Machinery/Equipment manufacturing Businesses serving UK Offshore Energy Industry
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, announced that the company teamed up with Mitsui to acquire the terminal/port business related to the U.K. port of Nigg, owned by GEG Limited . The deal also includes steel…
Oil prices ease as markets weigh supply risks after Trump ultimatum to Russia
Oil prices dipped slightly on Wednesday as investors awaited developments on U.S. President Donald Trump’s tighter deadline for Russia to end the war in Ukraine and his tariff threats to countries…
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