Trump administration officials promote natural gas exports in Louisiana, highlighting shift in U.S. energy policy.

At a press conference, Trump defended banning the Associated Press from the White House: “I just say that we're going to keep them out until such time as they agree that it's the Gulf of America.” ...

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“So congratulations to the Papua New Guinea government, and we are happy to be part of the palm oil industry for Papua New Guinea and contributing as well to CPOPC,” she said. PNG now joins Malaysia, ...

The Gulf Stream is weakening, but it is not collapsing. Climate change is putting pressure on the North Atlantic Current. However, fears that it will dry up completely may be unjustified.

Gulf Oil Lubricants India Ltd. is confident of sustaining 7–10% volume growth annually over the next decade, even as the electric vehicle segment continues to expand and raise demand concerns.

Thousands of oil and gas wells in the Gulf of Mexico no longer in use need to be removed from the water, causing an environmental and economic problem at a time when the Trump administration wants to ...

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Former Nigerian military president Ibrahim Babangida explains how $12.4bn Gulf War Oil Funds were spent. Photo credit: @General_Ibbro Source: UGC “What I have done is not unusual in this country.

In excerpts from his autobiography, ‘A Journey of Service,’ launched on February 20, 2025, Babangida argued that while the “meteoric” revenue from crude oil under then-Head of State, Gen ...

Despite the global push for decarbonization, Gulf Oil expects EV penetration to reach at max 18-20% by FY28E which would keep supporting lubricants demand. Further, the large population, lower per ...