Iran attacks a refinery in Saudi Arabia and raises tensions with Gulf countries
Iran has attacked an oil refinery in Saudi Arabia, escalating tensions with Gulf nations amidst a backdrop of fluctuating energy market dynamics.
Global divisions over energy policy deepen, says IEA chief
The head of the International Energy Agency warns that global fragmentation is increasing disagreements over energy policy, particularly with the US retreating from its climate commitments under President Trump.
Ben Woodfinden: Pierre Poilievre’s stoic case for drill, drill, drill
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre outlined his approach to Canada-U.S. relations and his response to Trump in a speech at the Economic Club of Canada, emphasizing a strategy grounded in 'national stoicism.'
So 'friendly': Trump proposes to take Cuba 'in a friendly way': 'They have no money or food'
Donald Trump suggested the possibility of a 'friendly takeover' of Cuba, claiming the country faces significant challenges due to U.S. energy sanctions.
Trump administration moves Cuba toward greater dependence on the U.S.
The Trump administration is implementing strategies to increase Cuba's reliance on U.S. oil supplies amid an energy crisis, enabling leverage for political and economic change.
US Offers Help to Mexico to End the Double Hoy No Circula: What Solution Is Being Offered?
The US ethanol industry has offered technical and regulatory support to Mexico to integrate ethanol into its gasoline and improve air quality amid restrictions and regulatory uncertainty.
Washington allows the resale of Venezuelan oil to Cuba
The U.S. Treasury has announced it will permit companies to apply for licenses to resell Venezuelan oil to Cuba, potentially alleviating the island's severe fuel crisis.
US Offers Help to Mexico to Use More Ethanol in Gasoline; Could Improve Air Quality
The US ethanol industry has offered technical and regulatory assistance to Mexico to help incorporate more ethanol into gasoline to improve air quality amidst national energy policy restrictions.
Ukraine Responds to Robert Fico: You Continue to Sell Us Electricity and Profit
Ukraine's energy operator stated that Slovakia's temporary halt of emergency electricity supplies will not affect its energy grid.
Under Pressure from the US... 'Climate Response' Excluded from Priorities of the International Energy Agency
The International Energy Agency has excluded climate change responses from its priorities due to pressure from the US, marking a significant shift from previous commitments to tackle climate issues.
Expert: Ukraine is able to reduce dependence on the USA; Trump's pressure policy - unsuccessful
An expert states that despite the pressures from the US government under Trump, Ukraine has successfully managed to reduce its reliance on American military support during the ongoing conflict with Russia.
Greece Aims to Be the Natural Gas Gateway to Europe
Greece is positioning itself to become the southern gateway for liquefied natural gas imports to Europe amid the EU's plans to ban Russian gas supplies by 2027.
From electric generation: China/Europe versus the US/rest of Asia? to DeepSeek and the disaster of Chinese industrial policy with chips
The article discusses the shifting dynamics in energy production between China, Europe, and the United States, highlighting China's recent achievements in renewable energy and the implications for global energy politics.
Foreign Policy Experts: Trump Tries to Influence EU Voters, but Domestic Politics Still Plays a Major Role
US Secretary of State visits Slovakia and Hungary, signaling strong ties with these EU countries despite their reliance on Russian energy supplies.
Letters to the Editor. Is the purpose of the efficiency fee for us to stop making pork pancakes?
A reader expresses concern that the new efficiency fee discourages households from preparing warm meals during peak hours, questioning its overall intent.
US States Sue Trump Administration Over Clean Energy Funding
Thirteen US states, including California, are suing the Trump administration to secure federal grants for clean energy projects that were cut following policy changes favoring fossil fuels.
US asks IEA to 'put climate aside' and focus on energy security
US Secretary of Energy Chris Wright urged the IEA to prioritize energy security over climate issues during a recent meeting in Paris.
US Energy Minister: IEA Should Stop Focusing on Climate Change
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated that the International Energy Agency (IEA) should cease its focus on climate issues during a ministerial meeting in Paris.
Pressing the International Energy Agency to abandon the energy transition
The U.S. Energy Secretary threatens to withdraw from the International Energy Agency if discussions on energy transition continue, claiming it undermines the agency's mission.
The Man from Coal. What Each Year of Donald Trump's Presidency Says About US Policy Goals?
The article discusses Donald Trump's environmental policies, particularly his decision to withdraw the US from the Paris Agreement and his subsequent actions to increase fossil fuel production.
The 'cult of climate' harms the European economy, says the American Secretary of Energy
The American Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright, stated that the 'cult of climate' has adversely affected the European economy.
China pledges aid to Ukraine as US officials warn Beijing is quietly fueling Russia’s war
China has promised humanitarian energy aid to Ukraine amid U.S. concerns that Beijing is enabling Russia's invasion.
Germany’s break with Russia left it hooked on expensive US gas – AfD
Alternative for Germany (AfD) co-chair Alice Weidel criticized Germany's reliance on expensive US gas after reducing imports from Russia, urging a diplomatic re-engagement with Moscow.
Marco Rubio in Budapest: Orbán Seeks Help from the Top
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio visits Budapest, focusing on U.S. energy interests and urging Hungary to reduce its reliance on Russian energy supplies.
Rubio strikes 'same ideological notes' on Europe tour
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticized Europe's energy policies while emphasizing a shared heritage during his European trip.
USA: Rubio visits Orbán
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to meet with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to discuss energy partnerships.
The Vertical Energy Corridor and Prospects for Greece
The article discusses the upcoming Greece-US ministerial meeting regarding the Vertical Energy Corridor and highlights the involvement of top American energy officials in reshaping US energy policy.
Republican attorneys general demand DOJ investigate foreign funding tied to 150 climate groups in US
Nineteen Republican attorneys general have requested a federal investigation into U.S. nonprofits for allegedly receiving foreign funding to influence energy policies unlawfully.
Trump Accumulates More Than 300 Measures to Dismantle US Climate Policy and Promote Fossil Fuels
The Trump administration has reversed over 300 environmental regulations aimed at combating climate change and promoting renewable energy since January 2025.
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.
U.S. Energy Secretary Visits Venezuela, Promotes Oil Industry Reconstruction
The U.S. Energy Secretary visited Venezuela to discuss the reconstruction of the country's oil industry with interim President Rodriguez, following significant geopolitical developments.
'You sold India, you have no shame...', Rahul's angry avatar in Lok Sabha, explained how he deals with Trump
Rahul Gandhi criticized the Indian government in Lok Sabha for compromising national interests in the India-US trade deal, claiming it allows the US to dictate India's energy purchases.
Greek shipowners: Strong role in transporting LNG from the US to Europe
Greek shipowners are at the forefront of developing maritime routes for transporting LNG from the US to Europe, emphasizing the growing recognition of shipping's importance.
The US offers $9 billion to a Russian ally: to cut the umbilical cord with the Kremlin
The US is paving the way for its nuclear technology and fuel export to Armenia, creating opportunities for an American company to potentially replace an aging nuclear plant, thus diminishing Russia's influence in the region.
US Energy Secretary Plans Visit to Caracas to Discuss Energy Future
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright is planning a visit to Venezuela to discuss the future of the energy sector amid geopolitical tensions.
Visit of the US Energy Secretary to Venezuela: Focus on PdVSA and the country's future
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright is set to visit Venezuela to engage with the new leadership and discuss the future of the state oil company PdVSA amidst political and geopolitical challenges.
Venss Arrived in Armenia
US Vice President James David Venss has arrived in Armenia for a historic visit, marking the first time a high-ranking US official visits the country.
Nuclear agreement with the USA does not bind us to Westinghouse and competition would not reduce costs, says expert Žiarovský
Expert Andrej Žiarovský argues that the recent nuclear agreement with the USA does not commit Slovakia to using Westinghouse technology and that the competition would not lower costs for the nuclear plant.
Under Trump, U.S. Adds Fuel to a Heating Planet
The article discusses how policies implemented during Trump's presidency have contributed to environmental degradation and climate change.
Oil and Power: How American Energy Giants Paved the Way for Maduro's Arrest?
The article discusses how American energy companies influenced U.S. policy leading to the forced intervention and arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, framing it within a larger economic narrative beyond the legal justifications cited.
Financial Times: Armed Groups in Venezuela Threaten Washington's Plans
The presence of armed groups in Venezuela presents complex security challenges that jeopardize any potential transitional paths and significantly hinder U.S. efforts to manage the country and attract foreign investments, particularly in energy and mining.
Trump says the U.S. plans to "take back" Venezuela's oil. But what could that mean
President Trump announced plans for the U.S. to regain control over Venezuela's oil, prompting a discussion on the implications of such a move with energy policy expert Jason Bordoff.
Havana linked to Venezuelan energy: US policy voices suggest possible action
U.S. policymakers are considering potential actions regarding Havana's association with Venezuela's energy sector.
"Where, if not with us?" – CSU demands mini-power plants and nuclear research in Germany
The CSU party in Germany is advocating for a return to nuclear energy and the construction of mini nuclear power plants to ensure energy security despite the country's recent phase-out of nuclear power.
US waiving sanctions on Russia-owned refinery – Serbia
Serbia receives a temporary exemption from US sanctions on its only oil refinery, which is majority-owned by Russian energy giant Gazprom, according to Serbian Energy Minister Dubravka Dedovic.