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Suhail Al Mazrouei, the UAE's Energy Minister and current president of Opec, says $10 trillion of investment is needed to prevent oil supply shocks. Chris Whiteoak / The National

A new supply shock is oil’s $10 trillion question

Industry struggles with incentives to invest despite recovery in prices

February 21, 2018

An oil refinery at sunset in Texas City, Texas, US.Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg

Fortune smiles on oil majors as crude prices recover

With oil now trading just below $70 per barrel, majors such as BP, like many of its rivals, once again has options

February 8, 2018

Alexander Novak, Russia's energy minister, left and Khalid Al Falih, Saudi Arabia's energy and industry minister. The oil market's biggest rivals have set aside differences to collaborate on crude prices and now, LNG. Akos Stiller / Bloomberg

The case for Russian membership of Opec

Closer ties would bring extra pricing clout and renew the bloc's swing-producer status

January 24, 2018

Opec's oil price success could be its undoing

Prices rising too fast could tempt some producers to exceed their quotas

January 13, 2018

The impact of electric vehicles like those made by Tesla Motors will be limited in the short-term, but will have a longer term impact on oil producers. Brendan McDermid / Reuters

Opec exit strategy and electric vehicles to set the energy tone for 2018

Stabilising oil prices have prompted higher output from US drillers

December 27, 2017

A Sky-Futures drone inspects an offshore plant in Abu Dhabi. The technology is set to boom.

Oil majors begin to embrace big data to generate savings

Lower oil prices have forced oil majors to get creative with technology

December 13, 2017

Oil demand is set to grow in Africa and several nations from the continent have been invited as observers to Opec's meeting in Vienna on Thursday. Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg

Africa is Opec’s new frontier not its salvation

Second in a series of exclusive columns for The National from S&P Global Platts looks at oil group's changing relationship with continent

November 29, 2017

A pump jack used to help lift crude oil from a well in South Texas’ Eagle Ford Shale formation in Dewitt County, Texas, US. Anna Driver/Reuters

Exclusive: US oil boom both curse and blessing for Middle East producers

First in a series of exclusive columns for The National from S&P Global Platts looks at the rise of US shale production

November 15, 2017

Business

hezbollah women supporters march in Beirut holding pictures of relatives who were killed fighting in Syria October 1, 2017. AFP

Iraq’s inability to curb Iran’s militias has ominous parallels

World

Vandana Gandhi, founder and chief executive of the British Orchard Nursery, started her nursery chain in Dubai in 2007. Reem Mohammed / The National

Money & Me: ‘A mother's intuition is the best source of financial advice’

Money

Dr BR Shetty. Victor Besa . The National

UAE's first golden card visa holders

Government

Javier Aguirre has managed at many major tournaments, including the World Cup, Copa America, Gold Cup, Asia Cup and on Friday will lead Egypt in their quest to win the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations on home soil. AFP

Javier Aguirre: Mohamed Salah is a humble guy ... I’m really happy with him

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