Indonesia’s attempt to contain prices at home has discouraged companies from supplying local market

Continent’s power system already under stress from heatwaves

Caracas experiencing power cuts for first time in 7 years despite government pledges to invest in grid

Naval interdiction appears to be halting tankers from carrying Tehran’s crude

Oil major’s move against the EU’s carbon storage rules is odd

Restrictions placed on interconnectors after power grid comes under pressure during heatwaves

Government measures triggered by FT and Lighthouse Reports investigation

Lost capacity in Russia and the Gulf is a boon to US refiners but a political problem for Donald Trump

Group behind Dealogic and Mergermarket made late payments on offices in Sydney, Munich and Connecticut

After leaving Opec, the UAE is backing state-oil company Adnoc to set a more assertive and expansive course

US refineries cash in while consumers face rising diesel and petrol costs

Third-largest US oil and gas company changes leadership as profits climb on war-driven price surge

A new report finds that meeting data centre demand primarily with gas creates financial risks for utility customers

Blow to oil and gas industry comes as renewables projects are faltering

Insurgent parties of left and right find common cause in stance over major solar farm scheme but UK government will have final say

Issuing depository receipts in Sydney will enable Australia’s mining investors to buy and sell its shares in a local wrapper

Demand comes as both Shell and BP declared their highest quarterly profit in 4 years

Pacific island of Palau is fundraising for a pivot to clean energy

Miner has long complained its London shares are undervalued

States must actively tilt the playing field on renewable energy too