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Hormuz vessel crossings fall further over security concerns

Vessel crossings ⁠via the Strait of Hormuz dropped further on Tuesday, ​shipping data showed, as ​security concerns lingered amid ongoing attacks by the United States and Iran. A total of three commodity vessels...

Vessels at the Strait of Hormuz, as seen from Musandam, Oman, July 21, 2026. REUTERS/Stringer

Oil prices rise after producers announce output hike

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China is driving nations away from fossil fuels: Report

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Latest OPEC+ move modest, but psychologically significant

‘Collective commitment to market stability’: Ali al Riyami

OPEC+ set to raise oil output

OPEC has reversed its strategy of output cuts from April and has already raised quotas by about 2.5 million barrels per day. —Reuters

Tough negotiations ahead of the OPEC+ meet

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OPEC+ to consider further oil output hike on Sunday

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OQ Trading eyes Bangladesh FSRU to expand South Asia footprint

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Oil prices drop in weak demand, supply boost

Crude oil tanker SCF Surgut, owned by Russia's leading tanker group Sovcomflot, transits the Bosphorus in Istanbul, Türkiye. — Reuters

OQGN to operate Oman’s CO₂ pipeline network

OQGN is conceptualising a CO₂ pipeline network to meet first movers’ requirements. — ONA

GCCIA joins Arab League power experts meeting

Arab governments are stepping up grid interconnection schemes as they face rising demand

Oil steadies as investors eye Ukraine war, US inventories

Oil found some support on Wednesday from the American Petroleum Institute’s weekly supply report. — Reuters

OQEP commissions Bisat-C expansion facilities in Block 60

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Oil falls from three-week high on Russian supply risks

US President Donald Trump renewed his threat to impose sanctions on Russia if there is no progress toward a peace deal within two weeks. — Reuters

Oman targets value chain for green energy manufacturing in Salalah

At present, three gigawatt-scale projects are targeting the production of green ammonia and green hydrogen in Salalah, starting from 2030 onwards.

World's first commercial CO₂ 'graveyard' opens

Northern Lights has an annual CO₂ storage capacity of 1.5 million tonnes. — AFP
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