OPEC+ Producers Move to Ease Supply Crunch, But the Market Still Wants More
The alliance of producers is hastening the timetable to restore barrels of oil to the market in a deft diplomatic maneuver that has been welcomed by Washington and Moscow.
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Gulf Net-Zero Pledges in a Challenging Global Energy Security Environment
Gulf states will have to reconcile their plans for increasing oil and gas production and investments in fossil fuels with their ambitious climate targets.
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Internal Squabbles, Legal Challenges, and Muddled Policy Impede Kurdish Gas Exports
Europe is desperately seeking alternatives to Russian gas, but the Kurdistan Regional Government has some way to go before it can produce excess gas for exportation.
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Iranian Claims Cloud Kuwaiti-Saudi Neutral Zone Deal
Kuwait and Saudi Arabia’s deal to develop the Dorra gas field could set up a confrontation between Iran and Kuwait – one of the GCC states with which Tehran has the most cordial relations.
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U.S. Steals OPEC+ Thunder With Historic Emergency Oil Stock Release
The war in Ukraine has brought about a change of direction and exposed the vulnerabilities of an energy world in transition.
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Could Iran Replace Russian Oil and Gas?
A revived nuclear deal with Iran would untangle some energy knots while tightening others.
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Consumers Hit Back at Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine as Oil Exports Diminish
The IEA’s release of over 60 million barrels of emergency oil stocks was the largest in IEA history. But there is increasing recognition of the need to coordinate such short-term measures with longer-term solutions.
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Oil and Gas Prices Surge in Highly Volatile Market as Russia is Isolated
Should more countries follow the EU’s lead and step up efforts to seek alternative supplies of oil and gas, Russia could find itself out in the cold, whether it wins or loses the war against Ukraine.
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Security, Energy, and Identity Dominate Gulf Positions on Ukraine
The Russian invasion of Ukraine crystallizes existing Gulf policies and could form the backdrop to further regional polarization and instability.
The Ukraine Crisis is Vindicating Qatar’s Bold Gas Expansion Strategy
In the long term, Qatar could play a pivotal role in diversifying European gas imports away from Russia.
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