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Policymakers should explore more environmentally progressive import tax
An international standard is being developed following a Brazilian mine disaster
The distortions will damage the welfare of market participants and society at large
Focusing on cheaper renewables instead would benefit these three nations and the world
The government should take note of historical lessons
Mining industry could grow to 10% of GDP if country develops its own deposits
Calls to delay IMO rules undermine incentives to minimise any impact on consumer prices
Singular supply offsets do not guarantee stable prices in a market with many moving parts
Oil and gas output needs to fall nearly 40% by 2030 to keep warming below 1.5C
Decarbonisation is the primary challenge over meeting new demand
Caution needed over new project approvals as pipeline strengthens
Openness benefits all stakeholders — governments, industry and civil society
Global investor movement is on a roll but the battle needs to target oil demand as well as supply
Understanding the effect on producers and end users is vital
Mining executives must ramp up efforts to enforce standards in order to restore trust
Saudi Arabia needs to trim quality not just volume in order to balance markets
Lower refiner demand will cap shale output growth leading to supply and demand mismatch
Washington is keen to curtail Iranian influence in Iraq and reduce oil prices
The world needs new CCUS solutions as carbon emissions set to reach historic highs
Short-term tightness in the market will prove transient, not structural
Under the new rules of US exports, free-market economics dominates oil prices
IEA warns lull in new vessel deliveries could lead to price volatility
Trump’s intervention may unfairly punish American shippers preparing for sulphur cap
Growth in US gas output has turned supercooled fuel into a bargain commodity
Companies are mitigating negative impact of cost inflation
