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…
The Five Shocks that will hit or were already hitting the Markets October 5, 2023 Asked after the policy meeting in September whether the soft landing scenario for economic activity is the main narrative, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell…
The Future Demand for Fossil Fuels is at its Zenith September 14, 2023 For the first time, the International Energy Agency (IEA) (World Energy Outlook 2023) predicts peak demand for all fossil energy sources (oil, natural gas…
Iran and China are moving more and more in the same Geopolitical Direction August 3, 2023 With the deal on Iran’s nuclear program still pending – and the question of whether and to what extent it will be able to…
How the “Green transition” of the US Economy invalidates US Geopolitics in the Persian Gulf? June 8, 2023 In the years of the pandemic, the Saudis launched an all-out struggle to conquer new markets. And the conflict with the US was evident…
Exceeding Crude oil Price ceiling will increase Smuggling in Shipping April 13, 2023 The rise in the price of crude oil is bringing new highs to new high levels of rescheduling and risks in terms of safe…
Limits on Shale Oil and Gas Production are changing the Εnergy Landscape January 19, 2023 2022 was a very good year for US oil production. Although the final figures for 2022 are not yet out, all indications are that…
European Blockade on Russian Diesel and How Russia Will Get Around It December 17, 2022 The EU ceiling on Russian oil has been in effect since December 5, while from February 2023 the ban will also apply to other…
Europe’s Energy Crisis shaper of Global Geopolitics December 7, 2022 Europe is facing an ongoing energy crisis, the effects of which are reshaping the fields of security, trade, international cooperation and, more broadly, geopolitics,…