Oil held gains near $54 a barrel after the International Energy Agency said OPEC achieved a record 90 percent initial compliance with its output-cut deal while demand grew faster than expected.
The Scottish Government’s latest climate change strategy “largely ignores“ the need to promote walking, cycling or public transport, according to the national alliance for sustainable transport.
Wall Street is throwing the most money at U.S. energy companies since at least 2000 amid growing confidence that the industry is emerging from the worst downturn in a generation.
Ofgem has set a temporary price cap to protect over four million households who prepay for their energy.
Production at a North Sea field has dropped slightly due to a techical glitch.
Petronas said it is pushing ahead with plans to start operatins in 3029 despite Saudi Aramco ditching plans for the venture.
TransCanada Corp does not know if shippers are still behind the recently revived Keystone XL pipeline project, according to reports.
Former billionaire Eike Batista became one of the targets of a police investigation into money laundering in the state of Rio de Janeiro, signaling Brazil’s largest corruption probe continues to expand.
Oil giant Shell finds out today if it has won a battle to block claims brought against it by more than 40,000 Nigerians from being heard by the English courts.
Atlantis Resources has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Ideol.
Surging debt dogged the world’s largest oil companies during crude’s collapse. Now, sweeping cost cuts and rising prices have combined to lessen the need to borrow.
A Croatian engineering firm has been condemned by a Labour MP for bringing in cheap foreign labour to work on British power stations - and reclaiming wages from migrant workers “under duress”.
A strike ballot has been put on hold to allow more talks to be held by nuclear industry workers.
Shell and Phillips 66 have bought 6.4million barrels of oil collectively from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
British Steel ended last year in profit and plans to reinstate the 3% salary sacrifice it agreed with workers when it took over the business last summer.
Saudi Aramco has reportedly shelved plans for a multi-billion-dollar refining and petrochemical joint venture.
Campaigners have hailed the “strong ambition” of the Scottish Government’s draft energy plan but warned more work is needed to transform the energy efficiency of homes.
The Scottish Government has revealed its draft strategy for energy which sets out a vision for 2050 including up to £50million in funding for 13 projects across the country.
President Donald Trump intends to sign two executive actions today that would advance construction of the Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines, according to a person familiar with the matter.
A Shetland councillor has described the change in ownership of the Sullom Voe Terminal (SVT) as the "end of an era", after it was revealed it would change hands from BP to EnQuest.
The cost of power from offshore wind farms has fallen by a third in five years, a report has shown.
British Gas Business has agreed to pay a £9.5 million penalty after the energy watchdog said it “let customers down” following billing and complaints issues.
Immediate investment decisions are needed in Europe to continue long-term gas demand, according to Gazprom's deputy cheif executive.
US President Donald Trump's administration has drawn heavily from the energy industry lobby to build its team for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Southern California Gas Co (SoCalGas) has urged its customers to reduce their use of natural gas until further notice.