In the heart of Southeast Europe, Serbia's largest oil company, NIS (Naftna Industrija Srbije), finds itself trapped in a geopolitical storm as U.S. sanctions targeting its Russian ownership disrupt operations at a critical time. With the Pancevo refinery—Serbia's sole major oil-processing
In a world where the oil market faces relentless turbulence with prices plummeting and geopolitical tensions simmering, Saudi Aramco stands as a beacon of resilience, posting impressive financial results that defy industry headwinds. The company, recognized as the largest oil producer globally, has
At the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition & Conference (ADIPEC), held on November 3 in Abu Dhabi, a transformative dialogue unfolded among fossil fuel industry leaders, policymakers, and energy analysts, marking a pivotal shift in global energy strategies. The event spotlighted a
In the heart of Havana, a troubling incident at the San Agustín bus terminal in La Lisa municipality has cast a harsh spotlight on a pervasive issue plaguing Cuba amid an already crippling energy shortage, revealing the dire intersection of resource scarcity and criminal activity. On a late
In a landscape where climate change policies shape national economies and international relations, a recent critical analysis by H. Sterling Burnett, Ph.D., from The Heartland Institute, throws a sharp spotlight on two contentious pillars of environmental regulation. This examination delves into
In a striking development for West African energy dynamics, Senegal, an emerging oil-producing nation, finds itself heavily reliant on Nigerian crude to fuel its domestic refining operations, despite having started its own oil production recently. This intricate relationship underscores the
