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Why do the Components of the Energy mix constitute goals of Geopolitical Sovereignty for the Countries?

January 4, 2024

The most important driver of geostrategic realignments since 1900 is energy, while for many centuries it was generally commercial in nature. The struggle for…

US Oil and Gas Acquisitions to top $250bn by 2023 point to further Industry consolidation

January 4, 2024

Big Oil enters 2024 boosted by US industrial consolidation. The oil and gas industry has gone on a $250 billion buying spree in 2023,…

Germany-Innovations in Electric Cars: Zero Carbon Electricity Production & Ensuring Energy Reserves

January 4, 2024

Based in Berlin, HZB, which specializes in research in areas such as solar energy, fusion power generation and battery applications, has stirred the stagnant…

Why is Europe paying dearly for the Houthi attacks?

December 28, 2023

Europe “pays” the most for Houthi attacks on the tanker industry, as cargoes of petroleum products, diesel and jet fuel, coming through the Red…

IEF: LNG trade to double in next 20 years

November 30, 2023

In just over half a century, the liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry has radically transformed from its nascent stages to a globally marketable energy…

LNG: The new US-EU spat with games in the spot market

November 16, 2023

About a year and a half ago, when Europeans were desperately looking for an urgent replacement for Russian pipeline gas, LNG producers from the…

Electric cars are leading to the worldwide establishment of Nuclear Energy

October 26, 2023

As electric cars grow exponentially, power generation will almost certainly be driven primarily by nuclear reactors. Are we ready for this development? The world…

The Total Reset and Outlook for the US Oil Industry

October 19, 2023

Crude oil production in the US hit an all-time high on October 12, 2023, with 13.2 million barrels per day marking the complete elimination…

The flare-up in the Middle East is redrawing the Energy map

October 12, 2023

Fighting between Israel and Hamas militants could derail Israel’s and the wider eastern Mediterranean’s ambitions to become a hub for natural gas exports to…