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Banks have traditionally been a ready source of investment funds for the purchasing and development of infrastructure in the UK and Europe, with firms such as Macquarie, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley raising huge amounts of...
The recent UK Budget announced by chancellor George Osborne has given the North Sea oil and gas industry some respite following last year's tax increase on operators in the area.
Resource nationalism has grown rapidly in the last decade as more and more nations look to protect the resources they have within their boundaries, but how will that affect large international energy companies looking to expand...
By 2035, China and India alone will consume 31 per cent of the world's energy. The demand from China alone will be 68 per cent greater than that of the US as emerging nations continue along the path to economic growth.
The Arctic is believed to hold around 30 per cent of the world's undiscovered natural gas and 13 per cent of its undiscovered oil. This collectively amounts to around 400 billion barrels of oil equivalent, ten times the level...
Unrest in the Middle East and uncertain commodity prices have left the oil industry in a state of flux this year, although this does not appear to be deterring investors.
The UK electricity market has been held under a microscope somewhat in the past couple of years as policymakers attempt to plan for the adjustments needed to ensure future energy security. Among the most pressing of these - in...