The U.S. economy is more vulnerable than ever to the problems in energy markets caused by the Iran war. The economy has been remarkably resilient, but the buffers that protected Americans from earlier price spikes are wearing thin. Bottom line: The war will erode Americans’ standard of living this »»»

Türkiye's energy market has reached a total size of $145 billion, employing around 300,000 people, Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK) Chairperson Mustafa Yılmaz said on Tuesday, highlighting rising investments. A further TL 776 billion ($17.2 billion) in investments is planned in the industr»»»

After prices of liquefied natural gas surged to record highs following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, millions of people in Pakistan were repeatedly left without electricity. An intense heatwave and gas shortages amid record-breaking prices resulted in power cuts across the countr»»»