Oil prices have recovered somewhat in recent months, and the overwhelming majority of oil experts and analysts think this trend will continue.

The industry could be primed to recover much faster than what we have been led to believe.

Despite importing nearly 900,000 bpd this month alone, China's oil buying spree is about to end.

Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz claimed last week that the Kingdom will be the world’s biggest hydrocarbon producer “even” in 2050.

Many analysts and observers remain wary of any premature optimism.

Trading in oil has suddenly become a game of volatility that makes it as exciting as crypto.

China has a monopoly on one of the most strategic metals on the planet, and Washington is anxious to change that.

Emerging markets are where oil upside might be found these days but navigating them is a challenge.

The billionaire said companies should invest in disruptive technologies that will provide actual solutions to climate change.

Amin Nasr’s message to the press that oil flows to the market are guaranteed should be taken with a pinch of salt.

The Trump administration is attempting to dial down the tension with Iran, lowering the risk of military conflict and pushing for diplomatic negotiations. 

Renewable energy deployment stalled out last year, raising alarm bells about the pace of the clean energy transition.