US economic growth accelerated to an annual 3.4pc rate in the third quarter, as stronger investment and a rebound in government spending spurred growth, the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) said ...

Saudi Arabia's 460,000 b/d Satorp refinery is operating at capacity, according to TotalEnergies' chief executive Patrick Pouyanne.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed on 29 October that three oil tankers caught fire and were abandoned after striking naval mines in the "unauthorised route" of the strait of ...

Iran has confirmed receiving a diplomatic missive from US vice president JD Vance but is restating its conditions for allowing free navigation through the strait of Hormuz.

The EU contributed €32.2bn ($35.9bn) in public climate finance to developing nations in 2025, up by 1.8pc on the year, the European Council said today.

UK crude production rose by 25pc in September from a 50-year low in August, but output remained well below the first-half year average.

US-based drilling rig operator Nabors sees "huge potential" to grow its rig count in Venezuela and expects its Lower 48 rig count to extend gains into the fourth quarter.

Tech giant Salesforce is to buy 500,000 rice methane reduction credits from India's Mitti Labs over five years, the companies said on Wednesday.

Australia has proposed requiring large data centres to secure sufficient firmed electricity supply from new renewable generation and storage assets within their own states or territory, or risk facing ...

Thailand's PTT Global Chemical (PTTGC) and Siam Cement Group Chemicals (SCGC) have finalised the proposed joint venture (JV) for their olefins and polyolefins operations and expect to obtain ...

The US Federal Reserve on Wednesday held its target interest rate steady at 3.75-4pc, pausing after last month's hike as policymakers weighed renewed inflation pressures against signs of a softer US ...

British Columbia's (BC) newly elected government is questioning the oil tanker ban along its northern coast but says debate over the federal law belongs in Ottawa.