Two recent announcements could support Trinidad and Tobago's efforts to reverse the decline in its domestic natural gas production and thereby maintain its position as a leading LNG exporter, although no boost is

The US oil and natural gas rig count fell by seven to 694 on the week ended Sept. 20, an analysis by S&P Global Commodity Insights showed, as most basins lost rigs or

Canada's proposed Clean Electricity Regulations "unfairly disadvantages" the Alberta Electric System Operator to the point that the grid operator would have to impose brownouts to safeguard the system's continued operation, AESO President and

Natural gas production in the Appalachian Basin is coming under pressure as waning autumn demand in the Northeast pushes prices there to their lowest since last November. Assuming the market follows a pattern

Combined crude throughput at China's refineries is likely to hit a new record high in September, as both state-owned oil giants and private refiners boosted utilization in anticipation of strong holiday demand, information

India's government has withdrawn a new 15% duty on private-sector importers bringing propane and butane into the country effective Sept. 1, following rising Saudi Aramco Contract Prices and amid unhappiness in the non-government

A smattering of positive developments helped investor sentiment yesterday. But long-term prospects still look uncertain.

TikTok Shop's Southeast Asian ambitions take a major hit as it is forced to operate as a standalone short video app in Indonesia.

A leading candidate to become Slovakia's next prime minister, Robert Fico, has vowed to halt all military assistance to Ukraine.

Brazil's Minister for Indigenous Peoples says the country is seeking to prevent the Amazon from hitting a tipping point.