Energy

Turow mine suit: A turning point for the V4?0
- Europe, Energy
- March 11, 2021
Czechia’s case against Poland over a key mine’s air and water impact may signal a watershed moment for the group.
Dostlug deal: the start of a beautiful “friendship”?0
- Former Soviet Union, Energy
- January 31, 2021
Ashgabat’s landmark energy agreement with Baku expands bilateral ties and could link its gas to Europe.
Energy, Ireland and the EU: an interconnected future 0
- Europe, Energy
- February 27, 2018
The interconnected Irish energy grid has received scant attention from Brexit negotiators.
China-Rosneft ties: a burgeoning but unstable dynamic 0
- Former Soviet Union, Energy
- November 21, 2017
A focus on short-term gains may lead to blowback for Beijing and Russia’s state-owned oil company.
The cobalt boom: recharging trouble in the Congo 1
- Energy
- September 10, 2017
The race to combat climate change could inflame more basic human conflict in the Congo.
“America First” and the Keystone XL pipeline 0
- Americas, Energy
- September 2, 2017
The decade-long battle over the oil pipeline faces a major—but not decisive—juncture in November.

Will OPEC freeze output in September?0
- Energy
- September 7, 2016
OPEC has a chance to shore up sagging oil prices, will it seize the opportunity?
Pipelines or pipe dreams? Reforming the Saudi economy 0
- Economics & Finance, Energy
- August 11, 2016
Has the Kingdom missed its opportunity to diversify its oil-reliant economy?
Danger in the Niger Delta 0
- Africa, Energy
- July 7, 2016
As violence flares in Nigeria's oil heartland the country's political and economic outlook look bleak.
China’s mixed messages on global governance 0
- Economics & Finance, Energy
- June 23, 2016
Does China want more engagement with global institutions or to create a set of parallel ones?
Oil Prices In 2016 0
- Energy
- February 5, 2016
As Iran resumes large-scale exports and OPEC fails to limit production, oil will remain cheap in 2016.