Japan’s Sendai plant is the first to resume its operations after the last of the country’s nuclear reactors was shutdown two years ago

The international finance organisation has advised the UAE to consider several new measures to mitigate the impact of falling oil prices

Saudi Arabia is turning to bond markers to plug a gap in its finances left by falling oil prices

Shell has announced a series of cuts to jobs and capital investment as the company looks to offset the impact of low oil prices on its bottom line

The launch of the American Business Act on Climate Pledge has seen 13 major companies sign up to the country’s action on climate change

Landmark nuclear accord between US and Iran offers global businesses huge new opportunity

Max Singer, an expert in US defence policy, once said that the rise of militant Islam against the US coincided with the rise in oil prices in 1979. Aaran Fronda asks if oil’s recent price drop will see this trend reversed

Oil majors have recently been campaigning for greater tax concessions. Though some say now may be the time to change tack

BP has finally resolved federal, state and local claims relating to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill five years ago

Failing to map out the risks posed by low-price and low-carbon scenarios, fossil fuel companies continue to face criticism. Stress testing could be the answer

Gazprom and Royal Dutch Shell have agreed to a strategic cooperation deal at the St Petersburg International Economic Forum

Climate change deal could transform global energy market far sooner than previously thought

Mining giant sees shares in its uranium subsidiary cut in half upon news of withdrawal, writes Jules Gray

While an abundance of natural resources can handicap an economy, oil-based sovereign wealth funds can turn a finite resource into a sustainable financial tool

Thai consumers have benefited from the plunge in oil prices – paying less at the pump – but thankfully for domestic producers, the price drop is unlikely to last for long