Tagged With Saudi Arabia
13 June 2025
The two oil heavyweights’ diverging fiscal considerations are straining unity within the group
5 October 2021
The energy transition is increasing the risk of huge discoveries becoming stranded indefinitely
11 May 2021
Oil market recovery is financing a cautious renewal of spending on core domestic projects
23 March 2021
The Saudi heavyweight posts an eye-watering drop in profits but pays its dividends and remains in the black
10 November 2020
While US shale firms batten down the hatches or seek M&A solutions to their problems, Mid-East Gulf unconventionals are enjoying a revival
24 July 2020
Baghdad’s pivot away from its neighbour is increasingly extending to their shared resources
23 April 2020
Record low oil prices are compelling the state to consider proration. But greater measures may be needed to stave off financial ruin
20 March 2020
Saudi heavyweight must achieve ambitious government pledge despite revenues feeling the squeeze
12 March 2020
Water scarcity and a lack of transport infrastructure work against the recovery of gas from the shale field. Once overcome, its output may be better suited to displacing crude domestically than for LNG exports
11 February 2020
Aramco’s gas development is stepping up a gear after several false starts
17 January 2020
Belated reconciliation over acreage shared with Saudi Arabia offers relief for Kuwait's flagging oil expansion efforts
16 November 2018
India is taking two steps forward, one back in its quest for energy independence
1 May 2018
Closer Russia-Saudi relations could bring new investment
5 March 2018
Two of the most-watched countries in the expansion of unconventional gas adopt opposite approaches to tapping their substantial reserves
5 December 2017
The country's energy sector faces yet more paralysis as its crisis deepens
14 August 2017
An offshore oil spill in the Neutral Zone could complicate efforts to restart Kuwaiti-Saudi production
