Sarawak green hydrogen projects face 5 major setbacks amid weakening global demand
Sarawak’s ambitious green hydrogen push encounters new challenges as key projects scale down due to uncertain demand and shifting market dynamics.
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Major Severe Ruwais Petrochemical Complex Attack Disrupts 5 Key Global Supply Chains
The Ruwais petrochemical complex attack has forced Borouge to halt operations, raising concerns about global polyolefin supply, energy security, and regional stability.
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Oil Price Surge Signals Market Stress as Brent Holds Above $110 and WTI Climbs Higher on Geopolitical Tensions and Supply Fears
Oil markets are surging in April 2026, with Brent above $110 and WTI even higher. Here’s what’s driving the rally and what comes next.
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Major boost as 500 million deal accelerates Sannazzaro biorefinery project growth
The Sannazzaro biorefinery project receives a major financial boost as EIB and Eni partner to accelerate sustainable fuel production and energy transition in Europe.
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Europe Faces 3 Harsh Realities as Oil Prices Stay Elevated Post-War
Europe’s energy crisis may persist even after the Iran conflict ends, with EU officials warning of prolonged high oil and gas prices, supply constraints, and rising electricity costs.
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Strait of Hormuz Crisis Shows 5 Harsh Failures Weakening Western Power
The Strait of Hormuz crisis reveals deep Western vulnerabilities, as Iran’s low-cost asymmetric strategy disrupts global energy flows and reshapes maritime power dynamics.
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Oil price surges toward crisis levels as geopolitical shocks and supply fears push Brent above $110 and rattle global energy markets outlook
Oil price volatility intensifies as Brent trades above $100 and WTI nears triple digits, driven by geopolitical tensions, supply risks, and shifting investor sentiment.
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Oil price volatility shakes global markets as Brent holds near $100 and WTI fluctuates amid geopolitical risks, supply shocks, and fragile investor confidence
The oil price remains highly volatile around $90–$105 per barrel as geopolitical tensions, supply disruptions, and shifting investor sentiment dominate global energy markets.
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Oil Price Volatility Eases Slightly as Ceasefire Hopes Cool Supply Fears but Markets Remain Tense Amid Global Uncertainty and Demand Signals
Oil price movements on March 25, 2026 show sharp volatility as geopolitical tensions ease slightly, with Brent and WTI reacting to ceasefire hopes and shifting supply expectations.
