Montenegro to Join Russian South Stream Project
The Russian gas pipeline is picking up momentum.
The Russian gas pipeline is picking up momentum.
Wikistrat analyzes the impact of the American oil company’s Iraq operation.
Wen Jiabao offered unusually sharp criticism of Tehran but China is still unlikely to join in an oil embargo.
China, dependent on Sudanese oil, might be caught in the crossfire of new tension.
The Saudi oil minister declares that the kingdom will make up for a drop in Iranian oil production “almost immediately.”
Japan follows Europe and the United States in imposing an oil embargo although it is quite dependent on Iranian crude.
To put pressure on the regime in Tehran, European nations agree to sanction its oil exports.
As Iran threatens to shut the narrow waterway from international oil tankers, what alternatives are there?
Finally, Congress expired the tax credit for ethanol blenders along with a tariff on Brazilian ethanol imports.
In another blow to Russian energy politics, the two nations agreed to supply European markets with Caspian Sea gas.
Energy producers want to export American gas but manufacturers are critical because they rely on cheap domestic gas.
Canada’s conservative government withdraws from the Kyoto climate change treaty to aid its oil sands industry.
An Iranian lawmaker announced that his nation would test its ability to shut the narrow Strait of Hormuz.
The polar region promises shorter trade routes and natural riches. The United States cannot afford to miss out.
Africa’s economic prospects are getting brighter as countries work to boost their hydroelectric production.