Oil

Unpacking a Pivotal Energy Conflict in Central Europe In the heart of Central Europe, a critical market disruption is unfolding as Hungary's leading oil company, MOL, alongside its Slovak subsidiary Slovnaft, clashes with Croatia's pipeline operator, JANAF, over the transportation of non-Russian

Abby Price’s remarkable ascent from a graduate student to the head of a million-dollar business at just 29 years old is a testament to grit and ingenuity. With a modest $20,000 investment, she built Abbode, an embroidery-focused enterprise in New York City, now generating $1.6 million annually. Her

Charting New Depths in India's Energy Sector India's energy market stands at a critical juncture, grappling with an import dependency that sees nearly 80% of its crude oil and 50% of its natural gas sourced from abroad, highlighting a pressing need for domestic production. This staggering reliance,

In a high-stakes scenario unfolding in Serbia, the nation's leading oil company, Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS), finds itself at the center of a geopolitical storm, with majority ownership by Russian entities Gazprom Neft and Gazprom. Facing intense pressure from U.S. sanctions and a tight

In a world where energy security often dictates geopolitical alliances, India's recent pivot to the United States for a significant portion of its fuel needs stands out as a striking development, especially amidst global trade tensions and tariff disputes casting shadows over bilateral relations.

The global energy landscape faced a significant jolt on November 14, with a Ukrainian military strike targeting Russia's Novorossiysk port, a pivotal hub for Black Sea oil exports, disrupting an estimated 2.2 million barrels per day of oil. This volume, roughly 2% of the world's supply, sent