6 articles tagged with #energy
EconomicsThe US has let waivers on Iranian and Russian oil imports expire, leaving India - the world's third-largest oil consumer - urgently hunting for alternative crude supplies, according to DW.
EconomicsUkraine has repaired the Druzhba oil pipeline, unlocking a long-delayed €90 billion EU loan - but the fix means Russian oil starts flowing again to Hungary and Slovakia, putting Zelensky in an awkward spot.
EconomicsGas prices surged more than 30 cents in a single week, pushing the national average above $4.45 per gallon, as the U.S. military began escorting commercial vessels through the tense Strait of Hormuz.
EconomicsThe UAE has formally broken ranks with OPEC, and the decision carries major implications for Asia's energy markets. Here is what happened and why it matters.
PoliticsBeijing's top Hong Kong official Xia Baolong and a senior national energy chief have met CLP Holdings chairman Michael Kadoorie, with observers saying the talks signal expectations for stable energy pricing and support for the massive Northern Metropolis development project.
ClimateFuel blockades in Ireland and a 51% surge in European EV sales are putting Europe's oil dependency in an uncomfortable spotlight, as Trump's conflict with Iran disrupts supply through the Strait of Hormuz.
