Since the start of the shale boom, the US has transitioned from energy importer to exporter, with worldwide repercussions. Now US oil exports look set to destabilise the oil-dependent Middle East

Nelson Tanure and Renato Jerusalmi on the future for Brazil’s oil industry as Petrobras continues to divest its assets

The new company is set to become the world’s second biggest oilfield services provider

Rich with gas well sources, East Siberia is emerging as the new leader in the gas processing industry

Energy giant General Electric reaffirms its commitment to providing renewable energy with its purchase of LM Wind Power

Despite the current collapse in oil prices, PetroRio saw a successful 2015, packed with both good performance and bold strategy changes

In a report released ahead of the 23rd World Energy Congress, the World Energy Council has claimed per capita energy demand will peak before 2030

For the first time since 2008, OPEC has agreed to a substantial cut in its oil production

QSTech consortium with SolarWorld and Centrotherm leads the way for the Middle East’s photovoltaic solar industry

Cobalt International Energy’s plans to offload an African oil discovery has backfired after Angola’s state energy group backed out of a $1.8bn deal

Security fears, together with poor governance and rampant corruption, mean Nigeria’s oil output is on the steep side of a decline

Carbon pricing creates a financial incentive to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Done well, it could make carbon the most important commodity in the world

Once an exciting prospect on the international energy scene, China’s long-awaited shale gas boom has failed to materialise, with interest waning as oil prices fall. Eventually, however, the country’s hunger for energy will trump all other concerns

American oil giant Chevron has made this year’s first oil investment of more than $10bn

Landmark project finance initiative by Nava Bharat adds 300MW of reliable power to Zambia’s energy grid