Energy traders have long had a recurring nightmare. It starts with a narrow strait between Iran and Oman, through which about a fifth of the world’s oil normally passes, and ends with tankers anchored, insurers raising their rates and the price of a barrel…
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Saudi Arabia’s markets regulator has proposed giving shareholders more power over listed companies, from demanding in-person assemblies to pushing loss-making firms to publish recovery plans.
Saudi Arabia's first wind turbine for electricity generation was inaugurated by Saudi Aramco in January 2017 in Turaif, a governorate in the Northern Borders Region.
QatarEnergy is buying American LNG to use its trading expertise and customer network, diversify supply and hedge future revenue losses from Hormuz disruption.
Saudi Arabia began implementing its new Enforcement Law and accompanying regulations on Thursday to accelerate the enforcement of financial rights and improve judicial efficiency.
