COVID-19 price pressures have savaged the fiscal health of oil producing states. Which ones will be hurting the most in 2021?

Will 2021 be looked back on as a turning point in the global pivot toward renewable energy sources?

Donald Trump has no solution to the crisis in the domestic hydraulic fracturing industry. Ultimately, the survival of the industry lies in Saudi Arabia.

Minsk has tried to carve out a more independent niche since the Ukraine crisis, but its room for maneuver remains severely constrained.

Which exporters stand to lose the most if oil continues to hover at the $50 mark?

China’s coronavirus outbreak couldn’t have come at a worse time for oversupplied oil and natural gas markets.

Assessing market risks and potential winners and losers in the year ahead.

If past record is any indication, a healthy skepticism is warranted concerning Iran’s new oil discovery in Khuzestan province.

Riyadh’s evident vulnerability will lead to a search for new regional allies, and Israel is a surprising possible candidate.

Appraising the geopolitical and market fallout from the mysterious attack on Saudi oil facilities earlier this month.