All articles by Ed Pearcey

Now in power, we consider the reality of Labour’s oil and gas plans

Now the UK’s General Election is over, with a new Labour Government headed by Sir Keir Starmer taking the reins,…
Europe turns away from US crude oil as imports hit two-year low in June

As European crude oil buyers and users turn to regional suppliers, US shipments to the continent fell again in June,…
Strong oil and petrochemical demand likely to 2030, despite IEA data

Growing global demand for energy and petrochemicals, coupled with ongoing energy security concerns, could prompt rising demand for oil into…
Saudi Arabia sees its sea-based oil exports drop in June

Saudi Arabia has seemingly kept hold of some of its oil in June, with sea-based exports dropping substantially. The world’s…
US court hits Biden’s climate plans as it ends LNG permits pause

In what is being viewed as a setback for the Biden administration’s climate change plans, a US federal judge has…

OPEC’s oil output remains steady but some members still pumping too much

With just a few members exceeding their agreed limits, oil production from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)…
UK business group hits out at climate change ‘silence’ during election

The CBI has attacked what its sees as the “deafening silence from all the parties about the issues of climate…
Industry data reveals the EU’s mix of power is the greenest yet

A large majority of the EU’s energy production so far this year has come from sources free of CO₂ emissions,…
OPEC/Big Oil price collusion suspicions: US Senate starts investigation

The budget committee of the US Senate has started an investigation into suspicions of collusion between several domestic oil producers…
Falkland Islands begins environmental consultation on Sea Lion field

The Government of the Falkland Islands has begun a public consultation on the environmental impact of the Sea Lion Field…