The French government said on Friday that all the country’s refineries were operating and petrol stations were well supplied, and denied French ...
Petrol stations in Lebanon will begin an open-ended strike on Thursday nationwide, a union representative said on Wednesday amid the country’s ...
Several petrol stations in protest-hit Lebanon stopped services Saturday, as reserves ran dry due to a shortage of US dollars to pay suppliers, a ...
Royal Dutch Shell is looking to sell its onshore upstream assets in Egypt’s Western Desert to focus on growing its offshore gas explorations in ...
The first round of talks between the Ecuadorian government and indigenous groups protesting recently slashed fuel subsidies will take place on Sunday ...
Many Portuguese petrol stations were sold out Sunday after drivers rushed to fill up before a strike by fuel-tanker drivers kicks off at the height of ...
Occidental Petroleum launched a counterbid Wednesday to acquire Anadarko Petroleum, challenging Chevron’s proposed takeover announced earlier ...
Libya’s National Oil Corporation warned on Sunday it could be forced to suspend production at its Zawiya refinery due to growing security ...
Many Indians are switching off air conditioners in cars and going to gas pumps across state borders in a bid to save money, as petrol prices across ...
Black market fuel prices surged on Saturday in Khartoum and other Sudanese towns as petrol and diesel shortages forced residents to queue for hours ...
With diesel vehicles destined to turn into fossilized dinosaurs following India’s swift switch to the electric era, carmakers are changing tack ...
Kuwait aims to increase its oil and gas production and reserves through acquisitions of assets abroad as well as expanding its exploration efforts at ...
Oil rose above $65 a barrel for the first time since mid-2015 on Tuesday after a shutdown of the UK’s biggest North Sea oil pipeline, which ...
The United Arab Emirates, Oman and Qatar will increase petrol and diesel prices during the month of October. UAE and Qatar increased prices of all ...
Oil prices steadied on Thursday, holding on to recent gains after forecasts for stronger oil demand by the International Energy Agency (IEA). ...
State-owned Oman Oil expects to close imminently, within two months at the latest, a pre-export financing (PXF) loan of around $1 billion, a source ...
President Donald Trump’s proposal to sell nearly half the US emergency oil stockpile is sparking renewed debate about whether the Strategic ...
Kuwait’s appeals court ruled on Sunday that a government decision to raise petrol prices was in line with the constitution, overturning a ...
Protesters blockading pipelines to Libya’s Sharara and El Feel oil fields have promised to reopen them and production could restart
The fighting between the forces of the rival governments is the latest escalation of turmoil
Traders are keeping watch on the Federal Reserve ahead of a policy meeting next week, with speculation rife that it could lift borrowing costs
The OPEC nation this year began exporting LPG and condensates from gas associated with oil produced at its southern fields
Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest crude exporter, replaced its energy minister last weekend as part of a major economic shakeup
Kuwait’s state-run oil firm has signed contracts to import 2.5 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas a year through 2020
In Iraq, which has the world’s fourth largest oil reserves, revenues from the black gold make up nearly 95 percent of its budget
The signing is expected to take place in Riyadh during the fifth and final meeting of the Saudi-Egyptian Coordination Council today
Saudi Arabia produced 10.23 million bpd of crude in January, close to a record high
A similar gasoline price hike in 1989 sparked deadly riots in the volatile nation
The surprise hike comes into force from midnight (2100 GMT) and has immediately led to queues at some petrol stations in Qatar
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