ADNOC Says 15 Vessels Have Been Attacked as Hormuz Shipping Risks Rise
ADNOC reports 15 vessel attacks since the war began, adding pressure to Gulf shipping as the company expands its crude and gas fleet.
ADNOC reports 15 vessel attacks since the war began, adding pressure to Gulf shipping as the company expands its crude and gas fleet.
India cut overall primary energy import dependence to 42% by FY25, but overseas crude still supplies 90% of demand as storage covers just eight days.
API data showed a surprise crude build and higher Cushing stocks, while Brent and WTI fell sharply amid hopes of a US-Iran deal.
China’s EVs displaced an estimated 1.35 million barrels per day of oil demand in early 2026, easing—but not removing—its exposure to Hormuz.
WTI fell 5.9% on hopes for a U.S.-Iran deal, though Hormuz traffic remained sparse and shipping risks persisted.
ONGC’s quarterly profit more than doubled as higher prices and a weaker rupee offset falling output, strengthening its capacity to fund exploration an...
Singapore iron ore futures touched $93.65 a ton as soft Chinese demand and rising supply deepen surplus concerns. UBS sees prices averaging $95 in 202...
Brent retreats on US-Iran diplomacy, while refinery margins, OPEC+ supply plans and disrupted shipping keep oil-market risks in focus.
GranMorgu is scheduled for 2028, while Block 52 discoveries could support another investment decision by the end of 2026.
A Finnish sand battery can cover weeks of district heating demand and cut emissions, offering Europe a storage option beyond lithium-ion.
Cooling saves lives, but rising air-conditioning use could triple related emissions by 2050 as access and costs remain sharply unequal.
BMW plans to cut about 8,000 jobs by 2027, seeking lower costs as falling China sales and stronger EV competition weigh on its outlook.
Rio Tinto’s first-half profit rose 43%, while Glencore’s trading arm neared its annual record as metal prices and market volatility lifted results.
Indian Oil is tendering for stakes in large gas carriers to manage freight costs as India plans to source more LPG from the United States.
U.S. crude inventories dropped to 404.5 million barrels, while Brent and WTI rose nearly 7% amid renewed Middle East supply concerns.
Taiwan is ending about $800 million in semiannual spot LNG demand from PNG while keeping its 1.2 million-ton annual contract through 2030.
Brent topped $90 and WTI rose above $84 as renewed conflict and Red Sea shipping risks put oil driven inflation back in focus before the Fed decision.
The European Commission urged a three-year pause on methane penalties as supply concerns mount, raising questions about the EU’s emissions policy.
Saudi Arabia’s East-West Pipeline can move crude to Yanbu, but Red Sea disruption could leave export routes, canal capacity and tanker availability un...
API estimates show US crude inventories rose for the week ending July 17, while the Strategic Petroleum Reserve fell to 316.5 million barrels.