Lebanon and Israel, signed Thursday an agreement delimiting their maritime border after months of arduous negotiations.

In Qatar, Saad al-Kaabi, the head of the state-owned energy company, believes that fossil fuel trading should be depoliticized.

Ukraine announces that Russia is responsible for the destruction of half of its thermal production capacity.

Israel to sign US-brokered maritime border agreement with Lebanon on Thursday

The Israeli Supreme Court on Sunday rejected all appeals against the maritime border agreement between Israel and Lebanon.

Agreement between France, Spain and Portugal for an alternative to the MidCat gas pipeline. Emmanuel Macron's meeting with his counterparts leads to the birth of the Green Energy Corridor

Australia presented on Tuesday a project to transfer solar electricity to Singapore under the sea, which could become the world's first intercontinental power grid.

Lebanon and Israel announced that they have reached a "historic" agreement to settle their maritime border dispute.

The "gas hub" in Turkey proposed by Russian President Vladimir Putin to export gas to Europe makes "no sense".

Vladimir Putin has proposed to his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan to create a "gas hub" in Turkey to export gas to Europe.

By pushing for a reduction in oil production, Saudi Arabia has strained its relationship with the United States.

Negotiations on the exploitation of hydrocarbons in the eastern Mediterranean are taking place between Egypt, the Palestinians and the Hebrew state.

Romania will supply electricity to neighboring Moldova, which is suffering from supply difficulties, at a capped price.

Tensions have risen again between Saudi Arabia and the United States over oil production.

After having tried a rapprochement, Joe Biden, scalded by Riyadh's decisions on oil, clearly raised his tone on Tuesday against the kingdom.

"Lebanon got all its rights" in the final draft of the agreement on the delimitation of its maritime border with Israel.

The United States has announced economic sanctions in connection with the illegal export of oil to North Korea.

By supporting the price of crude oil on the world markets, the Gulf oil countries spare their Russian partner.

France "took note" on Friday of the hydrocarbon exploration agreement in Libyan waters signed with Turkey.

The British group Energean has announced the start of tests to connect the Karish offshore gas platform to Israeli territory.

The Egyptian and Greek foreign ministers have deemed "illegal" the memorandum of exploration for hydrocarbons in Libyan waters.

The German Minister of the Economy deplored on Wednesday the "astronomical" prices demanded by the countries "friends" of Germany, the United States in the lead.

The head of the Libyan government based in Tripoli, Abdelhamid Dbeibah, has defended his agreement to explore for hydrocarbons in Libyan waters signed with Turkey and criticized by his political rivals and countries in the region.

Despite Hezbolla's threats, the Israeli government is staying the course and asserting its rights to exploit Karish in its territorial waters.