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Recent developments in South Africa, Nigeria, Senegal, and Namibia are significantly altering the African oil and gas sector.

Despite robust demand data, recent forecasts reveal sharp contradictions in the global oil market.

The Norwegian energy firm's commitment to investing up to a huge sum in domestic offshore oil and gas operations underscores its long-term outlook for Norwegian energy resources.

The UK government is set to introduce new environmental guidance for oil and gas companies operating in the North Sea.

The ongoing political dispute between the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) and the federal Iraqi government has severely impacted the Kurdistan oil production and prices.

Recent shifts in oil price forecasts reflect a complex interplay of geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainties, and fluctuating supply and demand dynamics.

Canada's expanded Trans Mountain pipeline and new emissions cap both have substantial implications for US refineries, affecting both short-term operations and long-term crude supply dynamics.

Gaza ceasefire talks and weak economic data from China and the US pushed down futures prices, but hopes for an interest-rate cut in the US prevented greater week-on-week losses.

Latin American producer’s oil output has surged significantly since it began in 2019, escalating from 70K b/d in 2020 to 380K b/d in 2023.

Sara Wagenknecht, the founder of Germany’s ultra-left party BSW, has proposed lifting the embargo on Russian oil if her party gains influence in Brandenburg’s state government.