Saadallah Al Fathi, Special to Gulf News

Articles from the author

Another production cut for needed for oil price spike

The latest one does not seem to have done much to bring about a rally

Getting realistic on future oil demand

Chances of an all-green energy scenario is just not going to happen

Let’s stick with realistic assessments on future oil demand

Did oil markets iron out price spikes?

Prices below $80 a barrel should hold even with tighter Iran sanctions

A Panamanian tanker docking at the platform of the oil facility in the Khark Island, on the shore of the Gulf. The United States warned on June 26 that countries around the world must stop buying Iranian oil before November 4 or face renewed round of American economic sanctions.

The continuous war on oil and the oil industry

Funds are divesting their exposures and politicians are instigating legal action

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Mideast’s energy investments must not slip

Producers must learn to balance concerns over prices with future paybacks

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Anniversary of destruction, crippling misdeeds

For the Iraqi oil industry, there is nothing to offer hope for a better future

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Moroccan refinery can gain from Iraq alliance

Iraq & 2 partners are in lead to relaunch operations at Mohammadiya facility

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Flashpoint risks escalate for global oil supply

This stems from Iran’s war of words over the Strait of Hormuz and Al Houthi attacks on tankers

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Need for steady gas supply trumps US concerns

Gas pipelines connecting Russian supply to Europe make further inroads

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Oil exporters can do its bit for environment

OAPEC must actively take onus to use its considerable clout to be a force of good

Time energy industry gave digitisation its due

International Energy Agency certainly has set a market for change in its new report

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Arab oil grouping could have done a lot more

OAPEC members should use the present to reprioritize what it stands for

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