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Informed articles from the go-to people in the oil and gas industry
Informed articles from the go-to people in the oil and gas industry
Energy Capital Ventures on why backing innovation across the natural gas value chain is more critical than ever, how misconceptions around venture economics and industry complexity are holding entrepreneurs back, and why people, discipline, and long-term conviction ultimately determine success in a rapidly evolving energy landscape.
JAPEX on the growing role of private equity in U.S. energy, balancing decarbonisation with global energy security, and the leadership lessons shaping his approach after three decades in government and the energy sector.
Aravest’s Pei Hua Yeap shares insights on APAC sustainable infrastructure, capital gaps, platform investing, and pragmatic ESG in the region’s energy transition
The Energy Council’s annual Global Industry Survey Report 2026 takes opinions from 200+ people from across our network, and from these responses, we have put together the macro picture of the industry today including oil price predictions, the energy trilemma, finance and investment plans and exploration updates.
Kerogen-CX Capital Managing Director Yash Kaman on why the private equity model in energy has fundamentally changed, where the real capital opportunities lie as demand grows exponentially, and how risk discipline separated the investments that hold from the ones that don’t.
AI and hyperscale data centres are emerging as major new drivers of energy demand, with the potential to reshape gas markets and absorb future LNG supply. As demand accelerates, grid limitations and infrastructure gaps—particularly in Europe—may determine which regions capture this growth.
Africa is emerging as a key growth theatre, combining frontier potential with strategic diversification, though opportunities remain constrained by infrastructure gaps and regulatory complexity. Markets like Angola stand out for their balance of maturity and ongoing activity, highlighting the continent’s role in future upstream expansion.
Exploration is returning as a strategic priority, driven by tightening supply rather than price, with operators expanding into frontier regions and new partnership models. At the same time, portfolios are shifting toward greater diversification and integration to withstand prolonged volatility.
Geopolitics is now the defining force in energy strategy, pushing the industry to prioritise security and stability amid rising volatility and system strain in Europe.
Explore the highlights from Energy Council Jakarta 2026 as leaders shape Indonesia’s energy future.
Conrad Asia Energy’s CEO Miltos Xynogalas reveals the strategy for unlocking Indonesia’s gas potential, advancing the Mako field, and shaping Southeast Asia’s growing energy market.
Political friction, inconsistent messaging, and constrained market access are shaping how global investors view Canada’s energy sector. Stronger federal-provincial coordination, clearer policy signals, and expanded export capacity will be critical to restoring confidence and unlocking capital deployment.