The Nigeria–Morocco Gas Pipeline has received a major boost after 13 West African nations approved participation in the cross-border energy corridor. The ambitious project aims to strengthen regional energy security, expand natural gas access across West Africa and create a direct export route to Europe through Morocco.

 Nigeria: 13 West African nations join Nigeria-Morocco gas corridor

Fuel prices do not fall as quickly as they rise. Even if tensions in West Asia ease and supply routes reopen, consumers may not see immediate relief at the pump.

Oil markets respond to supply shocks rapidly, but retail fuel prices adjust more slowly due to refining, transport costs and pricing mechanisms. This lag means falling crude prices do not instantly translate into cheaper petrol or diesel.

The result is a familiar pattern where prices rise like rockets but fall like feathers.

US-Iran War: Why Gas Prices May Remain High After Conflict? | World Business Watch

The global energy crunch is deepening as disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for nearly a fifth of global oil and gas trade, tighten fuel supplies and push prices higher.

From Asia to Europe, governments are being forced into tough decisions, cutting energy use, tapping reserves, and trying to shield consumers as shortages begin to impact businesses and industries.

The crisis is unfolding beyond the region, with concerns growing over wider economic fallout and prolonged supply stress.

US-Iran War: Global Energy Crunch Deepens | World Business Watch

After Kyiv cut off gas shipments from Russia through its pipeline, Vladimir Putin eyes other options for transporting gas. Take a look at this report as we dive into Moscow's plan to shield the country from financial damage.

Putin has options for Russian gas after Ukraine route closed

Transnistria has issued a warning that it is running critically low on gas, with less than a month’s supply remaining. The region faces an urgent energy crisis, which could have significant impacts on daily life and local industries.

Transnistria warns it has less than a month of gas supply left

3 years ago, Russia was the world's biggest exporter of natural gas, and Europe was its top customer. For the continent's leaders, access to all that cheap Russians energy outweighed any misgivings over doing business with president Vladimir Putin. Despite sanctions and Europe's efforts to diversify to other countries, Russia still remains among Europe's top gas suppliers.

Russia Still Among Europe's Top Gas Suppliers, How Is Europe Coping?

Three years ago, Russia was the world's biggest exporter of natural gas, and Europe was its top customer. For the continent's leaders, access to all that cheap Russians energy outweighed any misgivings over doing business with president Vladimir Putin. Despite sanctions and Europe's efforts to diversify to other countries, Russia still remains among Europe's top gas suppliers.

Russia Remains a Leading Gas Supplier to Europe: How Is Europe Managing? | World News | WION

#Gravitas | Pakistan has recently found substantial reserves of natural gas and oil in its territorial waters after a comprehensive three-year survey. Could these reserves significantly boost the crisis-hit nation's economy?

Pakistan Discovers Major Oil and Gas Reserve in Its Territorial Waters | Gravitas

Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Hardeep Puri, has made a significant announcement regarding the stability of ethanol prices, providing reassurance to the industry.

Union Minister Hardeep Puri guarantees price stability of ethanol to industry

California Governor Gavin Newsom Thursday floated a plan requiring oil refiners to maintain minimum reserves of gasoline to prevent price spikes. The California Energy Commission said that, on 63 days last year, California refiners maintained less than 15 days of gasoline supply—a situation in which the agency contends that spiked prices cost drivers $650 million.

California targets fuel price surges with mandatory gas reserves

Even as Russian and Ukrainian forces engage in fierce combat, Russia's natural gas continues to flow through Ukraine to Europe- revealing the hypocrisy of Europe. Watch in to know how Europe's gas purchase is fuelling Putin's war.

Europe's reliance on Russian gas amid Ukraine War

Scientists have spotted a gas "only produced by life" on a distant planet that could ultimately prove that Earth is not the only planter in this vast cosmos to host life.

An Earth-like planet? Tantalising proof of life on THIS exoplanet has scientists in 'shock'

Scientists have spotted a massive explosion of cosmic gas in the centre of a galaxy which has released cosmic material worth 50 million suns in the universe. The gigantic outburst, which is known as a "gas outflow," is nearly 20,000 light-years across almost a fifth of the entire Milky Way galaxy's diameter, as per a new paper published in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.

Cosmic explosion in centre of galaxy releases massive gas which may create 50 million suns

Russia has ordered a temporary ban on gasoline exports. The six-month ban on gasoline exports will start from March 1. The ban aims to keep prices stable amid rising demand from consumers & farmers

Why has Russia halted gasoline export for 6 months?

Aerial footage from drones captured the heightened activity of Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano, as it emitted a dense plume of ash and gas.

Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano: Volcanic gas emission triggers yellow alert for residents

Guyana's efforts to capitalise on its energy bounty, a significant project aimed at reducing electricity costs through a gas-to-power initiative will be delayed until 2025.

Guyana delays $1.9 billion gas-to-power project until 2025 due to delays and challenges

For years, Wall Street had remained skeptical of the Shale industry’s boom-and-bust cycles. But 2023 saw record oil and gas merger deals, marking a new ‘Big Shale’ era.

US sees $250 bn in oil & gas merger deals in 2023

A gas explosion at an unlicensed cooking gas-filling plant in Kenya’s capital on Thursday night killed at least three people and injured 270 others, according to authorities in the East African country. Watch to know more!

Kenya: 3 dead, over 100 injured after truck laden with gas explodes in Nairobi

The Indian government has announced fresh oil discovery in Krishna-Godavari basin...Indian Union Minister for Petroleum and Gas says oil production by state-owned oil corporation o-n-g-c has started. According to Puri, the energy production of the country is also set to rise.

Oil production in Krishna Godavari basin starts | World Business Watch

Scientists have observed a disc of gas whirling around a star. Now this in itself may not be an uncommon thing as such a stage is reached when a star and the planetary system around it are forming.

Disc of gas whirling around star found for the first time in another galaxy 

The Biden administration and Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's government are expected to announce a deal on Tuesday that would ease U.S. sanctions on Caracas' oil industry while opening up Venezuela's 2024 presidential election, the Washington Post reported on Monday.

US to ease Venezuela santions on oil, gas; US issues general licences authorising transactions

The Finnish government said on Tuesday (Oct 10) that a subsea gas pipeline and a telecom cable connecting Finland and Estonia under the Baltic Sea have been damaged.

Finland, Russia's neighbour, says 'outside activity' damaged gas pipeline

Top energy producers are increasingly looking at gas as a transition fuel to help the world meet its net-zero targets. But a recent industry conference has revealed an uncomfortable truth -- the energy industry's investment in gas infrastructure is falling short.

Tokyo meeting highlights need for more investments into gas

We often take stock of global gas emissions. From keeping a check on the industries. To mitigating the risk of human activities. However, there's an elephant in the room- 'World's armed forces'. As temperatures hit new highs, scientists & environmental groups are stepping up pressure on the UN. Experts want armies to disclose their emissions & end a long-standing exemption. Armies have kept some of their climate pollution data off the books.

Why World's war on greenhouse gas emissions has a military blind spot

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