The winners & losers of the new energy world order
While Russia is benefitting from high oil and gas prices in the near time, the long-term outlook for its energy industry is poor, Oilprice analysed
Energy industry warns of jump in cyberattacks, severe vulnerabilities
84 % of energy executives expect that cyberattacks will lead to physical damage to energy assets
Gas and the era of energy pragmatism
Western policymakers are prioritising energy security over affordability in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. A new era of pragmatism around the role of natural gas and LNG in a diverse energy mix is a welcome change, World Energy Council analysed
Can the US find enough natural gas sources to neutralise Russia’s energy leverage over Europe?
To weaken Russia’s leverage, the Biden administration is working to secure extra gas shipments to Europe from other sources. Global energy policy expert Amy Myers Jaffe explains how much gas is available and what’s involved in rerouting it
Analysts reveal why Beijing is going after Russian gas
Analysts reveal why Beijing is going after Russian gas
Lukoil: Here's how oil could hit $380 per barrel in 2050
The oil markets are poised to end 2021 on a relatively high note, as concerns of Omicron impacting global demand in the same way that Delta did turn out to be overblown
The EV industry is desperate for new lithium supply
Lithium is once again rallying as automakers go all-in on electric vehicles. According to the OilPrice analyse, demand for lithium is set to see a prolonged rally, prompting buyers to scramble to secure long-term contracts
Big oil’s exodus from Iraq is great news for Russia
An exodus of Western oil companies from Iraq has left Russia in a very advantageous position when it comes to negotiating its production deals there
Vladimir Putin: German nuclear phase out «does not make any sense»
A share of nuclear power plants in the energy mix of Russia was 20.28% in 2020
Europe needs Nord Stream 2 more than it likes to admit
When construction began on the 2nd Nord Stream pipeline that was going to double the volume of natural gas ships to Europe - most of it to Germany - the EU wasted no time in voicing its opposition to more Russian gas, Oilprice analysed.