| The latest world energy statistics from BP show that for the first time in history the developing world consumed more energy than the indust...
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| Between now and 2012, a new wave of LNG supply will wash over markets, with Qatar accounting for half the growth as six new “mega-trains” co...
| Among the international oil companies, Shell claims to be the world leader in LNG. According to Kathleen Eisbrenner, head of Shell’s global...
| Europe’s biggest energy companies have been scrambling to acquire land on which to build the UK’s next generation of nuclear power stations....
| The business of clean energy is here to stay. That was the unequivocal message of the second World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi that is...
| The economic downturn is sharpening the focus of clean energy investment, says Vivienne Cox, the head of BP’s Alternative Energy business. C...
| Investment growth in clean energy plummeted from phenomenal rates of more than 50% a year in 2005-7 to just 5% in 2008. With credit hard to...
| The resolution of the gas crisis between Russia and Ukraine remains fragile. Although ten-year agreements are now in place, it is far from c...
| The latest World Energy Outlook (WEO) from the International Energy Agency is more pessimistic than ever about the world’s future oil suppli...
| The IEA strikes a sombre note in its latest World Energy Outlook. It warns of an oil crunch, a gas shortage and a climate crisis....