International Energy Agency
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This guest editorial addresses the many capacities in which oil and gas technical professionals can play a role advancing the energy technologies of tomorrow. -
Members of the International Energy Agency said they would make available 400 million bbl from emergency reserves amid market disruptions.
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With inventories swelling and China’s stockpiling nearing its limit, global oil prices may be running out of room to hide.
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Nearly 90% of investment since 2019 has gone to replacing lost production, with $570 billion in spending projected for 2025.
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The International Energy Agency cited a wave of cancellations and persistent challenges for dropping its projection for annual production of low-emissions hydrogen by 2030 from 49 mtpa to 37 mtpa.
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The Energy and AI Observatory aims to use up-to-date information on energy demand from data centers to determine how artificial intelligence is optimizing the energy sector.
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The world’s reliable engine of crude demand growth is stalling out, and its impact on the upstream market is already being felt.
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New IEA Report: Next-Generation Geothermal Can Go Global, But Oil and Gas Industry Must Show the WayThe upstream sector could help unlock geothermal energy’s potential but up to $1 trillion in project spending would be necessary over the next decade, the report says.
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The International Energy Agency recently said the oil and gas industry is spending far too little on clean energy technologies.
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Europe is providing a stark look at the vagaries of geo- and energy politics and how quickly complacency can be shattered. Will its lessons learned be heeded by the rest of the world?
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