The challenge now may not be the short-term disruption to oil supply, but the realisation that the days of cheap oil are over

Tehran has intensified its attacks on Gulf energy facilities after Israel hit Iran’s critical South Pars gas field

Iran’s objective in its war is simple: disrupt oil exports and, by doing so, weaken its opponents’ economies.

A verdict against TotalEnergies in France could open the door to legal action against the oil giant in South Africa and other African countries

The oil and gas sector in Africa has been plagued by a lack of commitment to transparency by state institutions. Senegal plans to change that

Critics who argued the commitment of energy giants to renewables was greenwashing will feel vindicated by their haste in pivoting back to oil

Oil prices are crashing, Trump’s trade war is rattling markets, and his oil backers are fuming. But for renewables, the tide is turning

The market’s not cutting Sasol much slack after a lacklustre production update, but some argue there’s still plenty of cash to be made on the stock

A ruling by South Africa’s Advertising Regulatory Board is another blow to TotalEngergies’ efforts to recast itself as a defender of environmental rights

It was interesting watching the real-time effect on markets as it became clear that Trump 2.0 was about to unfold. Stock futures soared as traders relished the prospect of…

South Africa’s just energy transition is at risk of being torpedoed by murky deals and a flawed energy plan being driven by mineral and petroleum resources minister Gwede…