Energy

Woodside Energy Group Limited (ASX:WDS) was among the stronger performers in the energy sector on April 29, 2026, advancing $0.24 or 0.74% to trade at $32.64. TradingVolumeof 1,189,644 shares reflected strong investor engagement with the stock's quarterly release. The bid-offer spread of $32.630 to …

The setback risks chilling investor appetite for anaerobic digestion projects, complicating Ireland's renewable energy roadmap, and offering a cautionary tale to other governments banking on biogas to soften the impact of the global energy crisis. For farmers, food processors, and gas utilities, the stakes …

For investors, the surge marks a vindication of BP's recalibrated strategy, which has tilted back towardHydrocarbonsafter a period of ambitious low-carbon expansion. For policymakers in London, the bumper profits crystallise an uncomfortable choice: harvest moreRevenuefrom energy giants in a tightening fiscal environment, or risk …

The convergence is reshaping foreign investor attitudes toward a country that, only two years ago, was synonymous withCapitalcontrols, currency dysfunction, and chronic fiscal stress. For oil and gas investors,Miningmajors, andCommoditytraders, Argentina's pivot has implications that stretch well beyond Latin America.

Just months after Beijing reined in refined product exports to support domestic margins and curb emissions, the world's largest crude importer is signalling aReversalthat could quickly translate into higher cargo flows of gasoline, diesel, and jet kerosene. For global oil markets already navigating heightened …

The interventions cover fuel duty cuts in Europe, gasolineSubsidyexpansions in the Middle East and Asia, electricityTariffcaps in Latin America, and targeted rebates for vulnerable households in Africa. Together, they form a sprawling patchwork that complicates the global energy outlook—and tests the limits of taxpayer-funded …

The convergence is reshaping foreign investor attitudes toward a country that, only two years ago, was synonymous withCapitalcontrols, currency dysfunction, and chronic fiscal stress. For oil and gas investors,Miningmajors, andCommoditytraders, Argentina's pivot has implications that stretch well beyond Latin America.