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Occidental Petroleum Corp. triggered a bidding war for Anadarko Petroleum Corp. after making a $57 billion (£44bn) counter-offer in attempt to break u

The UK Government should update its "vague terminology" on carbon capture usage and storage (CCUS) deployment in the UK to create clear policy drivers

Reuters/ Brussels Public debt in Greece and Italy, the two most indebted countries in the eurozone, grew last year while the bloc as a whol

Doha The Gas Exporting Countries Forum’s (GECF) Monthly Gas Lecture in Doha focused on climate change and was led by two experts from Unesc

Chevron Corp yesterday said it will buy oil and gas producer Anadarko Petroleum Corp for $33bn in cash and stock in a deal that doubles down on its be

A rebound in oil prices poses a risk to India’s benign inflation expectations that last week allowed the central bank to deliver its second rate cut o

Bloomberg/London When Opec started an oil-price war in late 2014, most people believed US shale was doomed. In reality, the giant oil maj

Bloomberg/Vancouver The head of LNG Canada said he does “not see a single scenario” that would stop the nation’s largest infrastructure pro

Bloomberg Moscow/London Almost 1,500 miles from Moscow, the tiny port of Sabetta nestles in a desolate Russian Arctic peninsula. A former out

President Vladimir Putin kept his options open on whether to extend Russia’s joint oil-production cuts with OPEC beyond June, saying he wanted to cont