Asian countries are burning more coal to keep power going as the war in the Middle East disrupts other fossil fuel supplies.

By John Lee. The Ministry of Oil has confirmed that crude oil extraction and production are continuing at approved levels ...

The Iran conflict is hitting retail P&Ls from every angle: oil, freight, fertilizer, and consumer spending. Here's how the ...

India has successfully moved hundreds of millions of kitchens to LPG, which is far better than firewood and kerosene. But the Gulf war’s choke-off of gas supplies should trigger another mass ...

Qatar Energy announced a complete halt to its liquefied natural gas (LNG) production at the Ras Laffan Industrial City ...

Some European countries may even see coal as a cheaper option. Following the events in the Gulf, this “spark spread” (the profit margin from gas-fired electricity generation) has fallen, narrowing the ...

India boosts domestic LPG production to 50-60% of demand amid geopolitical tensions, with two VLGCs delivering 92,613 tonnes.

Additional 20% supply to prioritise eateries and small industries, says govt; adds that ‘close to 1.9 lakh consumers have ...

Attacks wiped out 17% the country’s LNG export capacity, which could lead to $20 billion in lost revenue annually ...

As tensions escalate in West Asia and the Strait of Hormuz remains precariously vulnerable, India faces an energy risk that ...

These segments of commercial LPG consumers were among the worst-hit. The additional allocation will also be for refills of ...

Fighting has all but halted oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow waterway that carries about a fifth of the ...