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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its extended alliance, known as OPEC+, remain the most influential actors in the global oil market. Through coordinated production policies, these groups have shaped oil price stability, balanced supply and demand,…
Energy markets sit at the intersection of economics, technology and geopolitics. Supply chains are global, commodity markets are tightly interconnected, and a single event from the strike of a pipeline to a policy decision in a major producing country can…
Few regions in the world are as closely associated with energy politics as the Middle East. Since the early 20th century, oil and, more recently, natural gas have defined the geopolitics, conflicts, and economic structures of the region. For over…
Kazakhstan, the world’s largest landlocked country, sits at the crossroads of Eurasia. Blessed with abundant natural resources, particularly oil, natural gas, and uranium the country has become a pivotal player in global energy markets. Yet Kazakhstan’s energy wealth is both an…
Asia is at the center of the global Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) story. For decades, the region has been the largest consumer of LNG, with countries like Japan and South Korea driving demand. But today, the future of LNG is…
Pipeline Politics For decades, Europe’s energy system was built on a simple reality: Russia supplied the pipelines, and Europe consumed the gas. This arrangement tied Europe’s economy to Moscow’s energy exports, shaping both trade and geopolitics. But after the Russia–Ukraine…