The United States’ foray into the liquefied natural gas (LNG) market is expected to result in billions of dollars — and jobs — for the country. But declining oil prices cast some doubt onto the potential for success.      Read Article  +

A Chinese oil-trading company bought record volumes of oil on a regional cash market for Middle Eastern crude last month, pushing up benchmark prices and causing confusion among crude buyers and sellers in Asia about the company’s motives.     ...  +

The combination of FGE’s renowned strength in the East of Suez, European, and Latin American regions with RBN’s analytical strength in the North American market will significantly enhance the global vision and insights provided to their clients....  +

A sanctions regime was put in place against Iran starting in 2005 when the international community found that the Middle Eastern country was not in compliance with its obligations regarding its nuclear program. The sanctions, which were spearheade...  +

A group of six nations led by the US compiled the “Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA)” on Iran’s nuclear program.  It restricts Iran’s nuclear development drastically; and the EU and US will lift economic sanctions against Iran. What kind ...  +

Lifting sanctions should open the way for major oil groups to return to the country, but negotiations will be tough.     Read Article  +

After long and painful negotiations, Iran and world powers have reached a potentially historic deal to curb Tehran's nuclear activities.     Read Full Article  +

New Delhi is poised to benefit from the nuclear deal between Iran and the six world powers, which could drive down the price of crude oil. India, which had drastically cut oil imports from the sanctions-hit Iran,  may now look at sourcing more cru...  +

TOKYO, JAPAN (July 13, 2015) - In late June, we announced that our Chairman Dr. Fereidun Fesharaki will be presenting a special seminar on "Iran After Sanctions: A World of Opportunities in the Oil and Gas Sector" in Tokyo, on July 17, 2015. Due...  +

Contracts from some of Australia's newer LNG projects are reportedly coming under pressure from Asian buyers seeking to defer or renegotiate expensive offtake agreements because of falling demand, rising inventories, supply surpluses and plunging ...  +