Energy

Russia changes tax policies to counter drop in oil revenue

3 days ago Ken Stibler

Moscow has moved to change its process for taxing oil companies as steep discounts between various price levels have eroded key hydrocarbon...

North Africa to benefit from European oil demand

3 days ago Dan Keeler

Global energy giants are increasingly turning to North Africa to quench their thirst for new sources of oil. Long viewed...

Emerging Europe profits from prime geography and strong demographics amid trade realignment

4 weeks ago Ken Stibler

Russia’s war on Ukraine has undermined economic growth in emerging Europe, but the conflict-related disruption is sowing the seeds for a trade and logistics...

Uganda and Tanzania stand by fossil fuel projects

4 weeks ago Noah Berman

Uganda is refusing to reconsiderits plans to build an oil pipeline that could disrupt a national park and generate substantial greenhouse...

Iraq looks to Qatar for energy investment

2 months ago Dan Keeler

Iraq is hoping to secure a $27 billion investment from Qatar that would stanch the flow of money out of the...

Gulf nations warm to Emerging Asia as Western alliances weaken

3 months ago Chris Muth

By: Ken Stibler and Chris Muth Chris Muth is a Middle East analyst with experience in defense and counterterrorism policy...

Investors balk as Petro takes aim at Colombian extractive industries

5 months ago Ken Stibler

The government of Colombian President Gustavo Petro is moving forward with new taxes on oil and coal companies in the face of...

OPEC+ cut forces US to consider negotiation over Venezuelan oil industry

6 months ago Ken Stibler

Opec+ cut forces US to consider negotiation over Venezuelan oil industry. The Biden Administration is negotiating with Caracas to loosen sanctions on...