The shadow of an oil shock: what could happen in Hormuz after the attacks in Iran
Military operations by the US and Israel against Iran are disrupting oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz, raising concerns about an oil shock.
Ukrainian forces strike Luhanska oil depot and targets in occupied Donetsk and Kherson oblasts โ General Staff
Ukrainian forces targeted an oil depot in Luhansk and other military sites in the Donetsk and Kherson regions, aiming to disrupt Russian military operations.
Ukrainian drones hit Russian oil depot in occupied Luhansk overnight โ video
Ukrainian drones targeted and struck a Russian oil depot in occupied Luhansk, disrupting logistical support for Russian military operations.
How 'ghost ships' work that generate billions in revenue to finance the Iranian Revolutionary Guard
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard finances its extensive operations through a clandestine oil trafficking network involving 'ghost ships' that evade international sanctions.
Paolo Rocca confirmed that Tenaris plans to expand in Venezuela and continues to analyze the dumping complaint against Indian pipes
Paolo Rocca announced that Tenaris is looking to expand operations in Venezuela and is also reviewing a complaint regarding unfair competition concerning Indian pipes.
Slovnaft is missing Russian oil, but shortages are not destroying it. Fico's threats toward Ukraine are exaggerated
Slovnaft retains sufficient oil reserves and alternative supply options to continue both domestic and export operations despite the reliance on Russian oil.
US captures a third oil tanker in the Indian Ocean
The US Department of Defense announced the interception of a third oil tanker in the Indian Ocean, claiming it violated a blockade related to oil operations concerning Venezuela and Cuba.
Moment US military launch night raid on oil tanker in Indian Ocean
The US military conducted a night raid on the oil tanker 'Bertha' in the Indian Ocean as part of ongoing operations against sanctioned vessels.
Two Russian security personnel onboard France-seized tanker โ Report
Two Russian security personnel were found aboard a tanker seized by France, which is linked to Russia's oil transport operations amid sanctions.
Ukraine reportedly strikes oil depot in Russian-occupied Luhansk
Ukraine carried out a strike on an oil depot in the Russian-occupied region of Luhansk, which resulted in a significant fire, as part of its ongoing military operations against Russian targets.
Kemi Ajosโ oil spill response work has been completed: The rescue department collected 7,500 liters of fuel oil from the sea
The Lapland rescue department concluded its oil spill response operations in Kemi Ajos harbor, successfully collecting 7,500 liters of fuel oil that leaked from an icebreaker last week.
Ukraine claims to have struck Russian oil depot with drones
Ukraine reports that its drone attacks have successfully hit a Russian oil depot in the Pskov region, causing fires and explosions.
Slovakia: Fiศo's Threats of Retaliation against Ukraine if the Druzhba Oil Pipeline Does Not Resume Operations
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fiศo declared a state of emergency for oil supplies due to the suspension of Russian deliveries through the Druzhba pipeline and threatened Ukraine with retaliation if the situation persists.
The government releases emergency oil reserves / Slovnaft can sustain normal operations for a month, waiting for tanker deliveries through the Adriatic
The Slovak government has started to release emergency oil reserves as the Druzhba pipeline remains inactive, raising concerns about supply security amid geopolitical tensions.
Petralon Advances Marginal Field with Shell Support
Shell Western Supply and Trading has expressed confidence in Petralon Energy's operations after the company achieved first oil at the Dawes Island Field.
Nickel and cobalt 'scarce' in Cuba: Canadian miner Sherritt halts extraction due to lack of oil
Canadian miner Sherritt has suspended its operations in Cuba due to a fuel shortage attributed to U.S. sanctions.
Russia: Ukraine announced it struck the Ilsky oil refinery in Krasnodar
The Ukrainian military reported that it struck the Ilsky oil refinery in Krasnodar Krai, Russia, causing a fire and damage to a tank of oil products.
Ukrainian forces hit oil refinery in Russia and disrupt logistics in Donetsk Oblast, says Kyiv
Ukrainian forces have conducted strikes on a Russian oil refinery and logistics facilities in occupied Donetsk, disrupting military operations.
The United States intercepted another oil tanker in the Indian Ocean after tracking it from the Caribbean
The U.S. intercepted an oil tanker in the Indian Ocean, claiming it violated a blockade related to Venezuelan and Cuban oil operations.
EU seizes oil tanker related to Venezuela in the Indian Ocean | VIDEO
The US Department of Defense announced the interception of an oil tanker in the Indian Ocean allegedly violating sanctions related to Venezuelan crude operations.
War in Ukraine. H. Clinton: D. Trump's position is shameful
The UK and Northern Baltic countries are considering plans to seize oil tankers linked to Russia's 'shadow fleet', following discussions among defense officials.
Oil, Eni Returns to Venezuela with Washington's Approval
The United States has granted permission to five oil companies, including Eni, to resume operations in Venezuela under U.S. supervision.
Trump 'blesses' five oil companies to expand operations in Venezuela
The Trump administration granted licenses allowing five Western oil companies to operate in Venezuela, marking a step in a strategy to revitalize the country's economy.
Donald Trump announces he will go to Venezuela, without specifying when
Donald Trump has stated that he will visit Venezuela, though he has not given a specific date for the trip, coinciding with the U.S. allowing major oil companies to resume operations there.
US relaxes sanctions and allows global oil companies to resume operations in Venezuela
The United States has relaxed energy sector sanctions on Venezuela, enabling global oil companies to resume operations and invest in the country's oil and gas industry.
The United States authorizes five oil companies to operate in Venezuela and Trump announces a visit
The United States has granted licenses to five oil companies to resume operations in Venezuela amidst a significant political maneuvering led by Trump.
United States authorizes operations of five oil multinationals in Venezuela
The United States has granted general licenses to five oil multinational companies to resume operations in Venezuela under strict conditions.
The US authorizes five major oil companies to operate in Venezuela
The US government has granted licenses to five major oil companies to engage in operations in Venezuela amidst political changes in the country.
EU authorizes operations of five oil multinationals in Venezuela
The EU has announced general licenses allowing five oil multinationals to resume operations in Venezuela without sanctions.
The United States granted five oil companies permission to continue operations in Venezuela
The U.S. government has issued permits allowing five major oil companies to resume operations in Venezuela following the ousting of the country's president last month.
US authorizes five major oil companies to resume operations in Venezuela
The US has granted licenses to five major oil companies to operate in Venezuela amid efforts to increase oil production following the overthrow of President Nicolรกs Maduro.
Trump lifts oil sanctions on Venezuela and gives the green light to Repsol and other sector giants
Donald Trump has officially lifted sanctions on Venezuela's oil, allowing companies like Repsol, Chevron, BP, Eni, and Shell to resume operations in the country.
Washington licenses five oil companies to return to Venezuela
The U.S. Treasury has granted licenses to five oil companies to resume operations in Venezuela to increase the countryโs oil production after a series of sanctions.
The United States Secretary of Energy announces million-dollar investments in Venezuelan oil
The U.S. Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright, has announced over $100 million in investments to modernize Chevron's oil operations in Venezuela.
The Volgograd Oil Refinery Affected by Drone Strike Has Stopped Operations
The Lukoil oil refinery in Volgograd, Russia, has ceased operations following a drone strike that damaged its facilities.
Savior or devil? The magnate who wants Venezuela's oil
Harry Sargent III, an American energy magnate, is closely watching U.S. military operations in Venezuela, viewing the potential regime change as a long-awaited opportunity for business.
Government extends shadow fleet measures
The Norwegian government has decided to extend its measures aimed at addressing the operations of foreign-flagged oil tankers used by Russia to circumvent international sanctions.
Oil ban starting to affect foreign airline operations
A new oil ban in Iceland is beginning to impact the operations of foreign airlines.
Donald Trump's government launches an economic pressure campaign against Cuba and prevents the sale of oil to the island
The Trump administration is curbing oil sales to Cuba, exacerbating the country's fuel shortages and impacting various sectors including airline operations and public transportation.
EU for the first time proposes sanctions against third-country ports over Russian oil operations
The EU has proposed sanctions targeting ports in Georgia and Indonesia in relation to Russian oil operations, marking a significant expansion of its sanctions regime against Russia.
Ukraine has carried out an attack on an oil depot in Russia's Saratov region
Ukrainian armed forces have attacked an oil depot in Russia's Saratov region, alongside other military operations targeting drone control posts and a military unit in occupied territories.
Ukrainian forces strike oil depot in Russia's Saratov Oblast โ General Staff
Ukrainian forces have attacked an oil depot in Saratov Oblast, Russia, along with other military targets in occupied regions.
Ex-militants threaten oil shutdown over amnesty programme exclusion
Ex-militants from the Niger Delta have threatened to disrupt oil operations due to perceived marginalization and unfair treatment in the Presidential Amnesty Programme.
Ibama fines Petrobras R$ 2.5 million for leak during drilling at the Foz do Amazonas
Ibama has imposed a R$ 2.5 million fine on Petrobras for a fluid leak during drilling operations in the Foz do Amazonas basin, which occurred in January.
A new twist in the sale of Teboil's parent company
The sale of Lukoil, Teboil's parent company, is facing new developments with interest from at least two companies, including U.S. energy giant Chevron, despite Carlyle Group's initial agreement to buy its foreign operations.
"Fake news": Shell dismissed that it is analyzing selling its operations in Vaca Muerta
Shell's CEO Wael Sawan refuted claims regarding a potential sale of its Vaca Muerta operations, labeling them as 'fake news'.
INA tests new Rijeka refinery facility
INA has begun a critical testing phase for a new facility at the Rijeka oil refinery, expecting trial operations to commence in March.
Ghana: After years of chaos, will the oil sector experience a second wind?
Ghana's only public oil refinery resumed operations in December 2025 after a four-year hiatus, supported by over three billion dollars in promised investments in exploration and drilling.
Equinor sells out of land-based operations in Argentina
Equinor is selling all of its land-based projects in the Vaca Muerta region of Argentina to Vista Energy, including its stakes in the Bandurria Sur and Bajo del Toro projects, while continuing its offshore activities in the country.
Global Newspapers: Trump Wants Oil and Will Not Address Any Chaos He May Create with Iran
Global newspapers discuss the risks of U.S. escalation against Iran, suggesting it could lead to chaos for which the U.S. lacks a plan, while also considering Israel's potential military operations in Gaza.