Qatari LNG Visionary’s Passing Feels Like the End of an Era
Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah, known as the "Godfather of LNG," died on Wednesday. The architect of Qatar's rise to global energy superpower and a former president of OPEC during some of the group's most fractious years, was ahead of his time. Read More
UAE Will Leave OPEC Group on May 1: State Media
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) will exit the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and the wider OPEC+ group from May 1 after nearly 60 years, Emirati state news agency WAM announced Tuesday. Read More
Europe Faces Uphill Battle to Replenish Gas Stocks by Q4
European natural gas buyers faces an uphill battle in a competition with Asia to secure enough tonnage ahead of the fourth quarter this year, as inventories in Europe fall close to four-year lows, data from Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE) showed. Read More
Oil Markets to Face Extensive Fallout from Qatar Strikes
Petroleum product markets are feeling the impact of drone attacks on QatarEnergy’s infrastructure and bracing for an extensive fallout that could ripple through global markets for at least a year, even after the conflict subsides. Read More