Airlines get relief from soaring fuel costs following deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz

Also in today’s newsletter: crude stocks in US Strategic Petroleum Reserve fall to lowest level since 1983

Australian miner’s hit on troubled Jansen development is last big act of Mike Henry’s tenure as chief

Will the former soviet state liberalise its economy with a push into green energy?

Remarks come ahead of pivotal English by-election

Intervention by UK environment secretary has raised prospect of utility entering government’s special administration regime

Young founders backed by Silicon Valley vie to start reactors despite experts’ safety fears

Will the former Soviet state liberalise its economy with a push into green energy?

Diezani Alison-Madueke had been accused of receiving private jet flights and use of properties in top London districts

Fears of summer shortages and $200 oil have been replaced by a focus on looming gluts

Speculation of a looming consolidation wave mounts in the heartland of the US shale oil patch

Power developer Invenergy will redeploy funds into natural gas and geothermal projects in western US

The choice is between a climate strategy that strengthens economic security and one that hollows it out

‘Gradual’ return of flows will give way to sharp rise in production, outstripping forecasts for increased demand

Once flows resume properly, there will be a lot of extra oil in the system

Oil production facilities and markets will take months or years to work through consequences of Strait of Hormuz closure

Response to Middle East energy crisis varies widely across the globe

Voters in Aberdeen go to the polls with both Conservative and Reform candidates making energy a central issue of their campaigns

Price will be ‘absolute central factor’ in upcoming auction as government fights to defend its clean power strategy

Brent crude has tumbled to three-month low following agreement to extend US-Iran ceasefire