With hydrocarbon demand showing few signs of peaking and shareholder activism waning, oil companies will likely invest more in the upstream and LNG.

In 2024, divergence in Chinese and US transition tracks became undeniable. In 2025, we’ll start to find out what that means.

Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation on Thursday that will enable New York to raise billions of dollars from levies on ...

The sudden collapse of the Al-Assad regime in Syria has triggered a seismic shift in regional power dynamics, with global ...

The Competitive Intelligence Service is a go-to resource for both the C-suite, strategy planners, competitor analysts and business development teams seeking to understand and contextualize the ...

Low-carbon spending announced by oil and gas firms totaled $63 billion in 2023, well down on 2022, according to Energy Intelligence’s Low-Carbon Investment Tracker. Recent quarters signal an evolving ...

The Green Digital Action Pledge initiative at COP29 should be a wake-up call for energy leaders to embrace digital ...

Rising Mideast geopolitical tensions have highlighted oil and gas sector vulnerabilities. While markets have weathered recent Red Sea disruptions, a Strait of Hormuz closure would have much greater ...

“More supply” has been a key rallying cry as the energy crisis deepens. However, the latest Energy Intelligence Top 100: Global NOC & IOC Rankings show a post-pandemic oil and gas industry still ...

How Far Will It Go? Over the past year, Energy Intelligence hosted a series of events on the role of hydrogen in the energy transition. Under the theme Hydrogen: How Far Will It Go? we gathered ...

While November’s COP29 in Baku is lower profile than other COPs, it is still important. It will be smaller in scale and more technical than COP28 and COP30, but it remains critical as finance will be ...