Middle East
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Petroleum
The Dire Consequences of Collapsing Oil Prices
Long-term periods of depressed oil prices have geopolitical implications.
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Petroleum
The Kingmaker: Oil, America & the Struggle for Global Power
Shaping the international order for much of the last two centuries, global influence - whose is growing and whose is waning - is inextricably linked with oil.
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Natural Gas
2020 Syrian Economic Outlook: Will the Fossil Fuel Industry Make a Comeback?
As the civil war is drawing to a close, global economists remain optimistic about an economic comeback for Syria.
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Natural Gas
International Investors are Aiming for Angola’s Oil and Gas Reserves
China’s tactical diplomacy, along with its rapidly growing economy, are predicated to play a vital role in Angola’s fossil fuel production.
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Petroleum
Algeria’s Tenuous History in the Fossil Fuel Industry
Algeria has become one of Africa’s largest economies and one of the most influential fossil fuel producers in the world, despite a history full of conflict.
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Coal
Fossil Fuel Formation: Looking to the Past to Plan for the Future
Studying the composition and formation of fossil fuels has provided scientists with vital insights into the Earth’s natural resources.
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Petroleum
OPEC: Influencing Global Oil Production Since 1960
The OPEC cartel works together as if they were a single producer, regulating the price and supply of oil on the global market.
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Coal
The Future of Fossil Fuels: New Discoveries, Technological Advancements, and Global Growth
As energy consumption continues to rise, the Energy Information Administration expects that fossil fuels will remain as the primary source of global energy.
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Natural Gas
2019: A Year in Review for the U.S. Oil and Gas Industry
As the calendar year comes to an end, 2019 has been one of the most consequential years in decades for the U.S. oil and gas industry
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Petroleum
War with Iran Could Drive Oil Prices Above $150
energy experts predict that if tensions continue to escalate into another war in the Middle East, oil prices may jump dramatically.
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