War risk, tariff uncertainty, and fiscal stress are forcing companies and investors to rethink where they place capital.

As geopolitical tensions continue to shake global energy and food markets, compelling nations to rethink their economic security strategies, former Algerian Minister of Energy and former Sonatrach CEO ...

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Oil production from horizontal wells operating in Columbiana County soared to record highs during the first three months of ...

Researchers at the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) are taking significant steps that can ...

U.S. crude oil output has never averaged 14 million barrels per day or above annually, or even monthly, according to EIA ...

By Shariq Khan and Arathy Somasekhar NEW YORK/HOUSTON, June 5 (Reuters) - At the prairie town that calls itself the pipeline ...

U.S. oil refiners are running plants close to 95% utilization and deferring some maintenance to take advantage of strong ...