The world’s largest coal importer and consumer is looking at tackling the issue of pollution, but not without consequences

Developments in the oil and gas industry have asked that major names look to the long-term if they are to capitalise on emerging market opportunities. World Finance recognise’s the most successful companies of the year in our World Finance Oil and Gas Awards 2014

In the wake of Deepwater Horizon, regulators are getting tough, doling out major penalties to the world’s biggest energy firms as serious breaches in safety come to light

Brazil was poised to join the world’s oil-rich nations, but now its beleaguered energy sector has fallen on hard times

ACWA Power, a leading Saudi Arabian energy company, has found the ideal balance between commercial success and investing in the community

China’s so-called battle with pollution requires policymakers to put aside their ‘growth at all costs’ mentality and focus on mitigating climate change. But some are reluctant to join the fight

Nigeria’s energy sector is on the verge of something big, but government restrictions on foreign companies and issues with oil theft are complicating business. Now, a local resource company is set to take on the multi-billion dollar oil fields

When Shashi and Ravi Ruia, two of the most successful businessmen in India, decided to delist Essar Energy from the London Stock Exchange, it took a ruthless approach to get the job done. Rita Lobo looks at the deal, and the brothers behind it

World Finance interviews Dr Salimo Abdula, chairman of Intelec Holdings, on oil production in Mozambique

World Finance interviews Fernando Calvillo and Manuel Calvillo from Fermaca about the transportation of natural gas in Mexico

World Finance interviews Zoltán Áldott, President of the Management Board of INA, on how the oil company is contributing to economic development in Croatia

It’s “simply not worked out”, said Shell’s CEO of the oil giant’s endeavour to profit from North America’s booming shale industry. The company is set to cut a fifth of spending in the region

Infrastructural insufficiencies and extreme weather conditions have so far proven too big an obstacle for energy companies attempting to tap into the Arctic’s vast hydrocarbon reserves. But that may be about to change

World Finance interviews Lady Barbara Judge, one of the leading experts on atomic energy and the former Chairman of the UK Atomic Energy Authority, about the future of nuclear power

Brazilian conglomerate Odebrecht Organisation is making the most of Peru’s burgeoning electricity market, with construction of the Chaglla Hydroelectric Power Plant already well underway