Commodities trading house knocked by repeated failures of risk controls that have taken financial and reputational toll
Australia’s Novonix to build North America’s largest facility making synthetic form of vital battery component
Tankers carrying Russian oil must show they have adequate cover when passing through European waters
Dutch national is first EU citizen targeted in relation to western price cap measures introduced after full-scale Ukraine invasion
Agreement for power station and carbon capture scheme highlights how legal action is key factor for energy groups
Treasury cuts $5.4bn from budget estimates over next four years, citing ‘significant impact’ of softer commodities demand
One vessel’s prow breaks off and another craft runs aground in Kerch Strait off Crimea
Head of London-based company says boosting production would help the country ‘get back on its feet’
Overproduction of vessels after 2022 energy crisis and delays to gas projects weigh on market to ship fuel
One of only two Europeans sanctioned for trading Russian oil says he was duped by an alleged ‘conman’
Results follow reduction in volatility caused by outbreak of Ukraine war and losses incurred from fraud at Mongolian unit
Mining major is betting on metal’s future because of its key role in electric vehicle batteries despite global glut
Businesses face increased risk from protectionism as countries race to secure access to critical minerals, according to new research
Blackstone president Jonathan Gray also appointed to board
Energy supermajor’s bet on production comes after US rival Chevron announced cut to capital expenditure
Oil majors caught between pro-fossil fuel and pro-climate investors scale back $18bn power generation push
Caught between pro-fossil fuel and green investors, oil majors scale back electricity plans
Environmental group to give £300,000 to charity and stay away from four North Sea platforms for at least five years
Christophe Hansen seeks changes to bloc’s multibillion-euro farm subsidy scheme
Michael Wainwright accused of being ‘linchpin’ of scheme to bribe Angolan official
Four years after enthusiastically banging the drum for wind power, the oil major is beating a retreat
British major is pulling back from renewables to refocus on oil and gas
Geopolitics and human rights concerns make lucrative opportunities difficult to access
Abu Dhabi’s Taqa and UK’s Spirit Energy claimed Francesco Mazzagatti deliberately removed value from JV in Brae oil and gasfield
Prosecutors allege commodity trader paid more than €5mn in bribes via third parties to Angolan government official
