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Strong results in mining exports have led to significant growth in the Australian economy, according to the Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
Algerian Energy Minister Mustapha Guitouni said Monday that the oil price will stabilize despite geopolitical problems prevailing in some oil-producing areas
Nearly entirely dependent on foreign energy imports, Turkey has launched an oil and gas drill operation to meet growing needs and strive to become a global leader in drilling activities
Austrian state-owned OMV and Russian Gazprom on Tuesday extended their gas supply contract from 2028 till 2040
Ghana has received support from Russian oil firm Rosneft for the delivery of natural gas for the country s power generation and distribution program, a release has said
Turkish president Friday discussed the Trans Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (TANAP) project with his Georgian counterpart over a phone talk, the Anadolu Agency reported
The Iraqi Ministry of Oil signed on Sunday initial contracts with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Crescent Petroleum company for exploration and development of three oil and gas blocks near Iraq s eastern and southern borders
The Brazilian government said Tuesday that it was not considering a tax hike to pay for diesel price cut that aimed to end a nationwide strike by truck drivers
China and Ukraine share great potential for cooperation in green energy, a senior Ukrainian energy sector official said Wednesday
Egypt s Petroleum Minister Tarek al-Molla said on Wednesday that the country s giant Zohr gas field is expected to produce 2 billion cubic feet of gas per day (bcf d) by the end of 2018, official Ahram Online website reported
Kenya said on Wednesday it will start exporting oil in December as an early oil pilot scheme is due to start next week
Five investment schemes submitted expressions of interest for the privatization of the Hellenic Petroleum S A (HELPE) oil refiner, Greece s privatization fund announced on Wednesday evening
Brazil s state-run oil giant Petrobras will "maintain " an unpopular fuel pricing policy despite a prolonged nationwide protest by truckers, the government said on Wednesday
The European Union (EU) trade commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom said on Tuesday that she expected the United States to apply import caps on European steel and aluminum products following the deadline of June 1 for a temporary exemption
British company Altus Strategies was granted three exploration licences on zinc and copper in Morocco, the company announced in a statement on Tuesday
The German region of Ruhr in North Rhine Westphalia has traditionally been a key industrial region of Europe However, starting from the 1970s, coal mining in the region was threatened by cheap oil, causing a steep decline in the local economy
India s southern state of Tamil Nadu has permanently shut down a major copper smelting plant in the port city of Tuticorin, which was the epicentre of violent protests that led to deaths of 13 people in police firing last week
Indian Potash Limited and Kisan International Trading FZE of India bought a major stake in the Jordan Phosphate Mines Company (JPMC)
Protesters on Thursday reopened the Al-Raguba oil field in eastern Libya, after closing it on Wednesday demanding employment and improved services for their areas, local Al-Wasat news website said
South Korea s terms of trade worsened last month on expensive crude oil that drove the price for imported goods higher, central bank data showed Friday
