The Middle East’s push for gas independence could place another jewel in its crown as a world-leading energy producer. Michelle Meineke reports.

On 21 July IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol said: ‘The escalation in hostilities affecting the Strait of Hormuz and energy infrastructure in the reg...

Conventional energy suppliers can muster great value in the fight against climate change, as Michael Kenefick argues in this first of a series of arti...

The emphasis of this issue is on fossil fuels. Two feature articles starting on page 12 discuss a new approach to 'clean coal' to include underground ...

The Middle East is both a powder keg and a pot of gold; and must walk a fine line between the two. Here, Petroleum Review provides a snapshot of key o...

UK household energy bills are set to increase from July after regulator Ofgem confirmed the energy price cap will increase by 13% amid higher wholesal...

Energy clusters are the way forward for EU infrastructure projects, reports Liz Newmark in Brussels.

State and local energy efficiency programmes in the US are doing fine, but the Trump administration has started moves to reverse direction at a federa...