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International Energy Agency Warns War Is Reshaping Global Energy Investment

TEC News / AFP May 28, 2026

The IEA chief suggests the world is facing its largest energy security crisis, comparable to the oil shocks of the 1970s.

NATO Demands More Ukraine Funds as Kyiv Targets Russian Oil Hubs

TEC News May 21, 2026

Swedish PM and NATO Secretary-General issue a stark call for more equitable financial support for Ukraine from partners—just as Kyiv intensifies its drone strikes against critical Russian oil refineries.

Europe Turns Back to Gas as Norway Restarts Old Fields

TEC News / AFP May 5, 2026

Oslo will reopen three North Sea sites closed since 1998, sending new supplies to Germany and Britain as energy security fears mount.

U.S.-Venezuela Flights Resume After Seven Years

TEC News / AFP April 30, 2026

The first American Airlines flight on a renewed schedule will depart from Miami for Caracas.

European Commission Eyes Emergency Tax on Oil Giants

TEC News April 10, 2026

Finance ministers from five major EU economies have issued a joint ultimatum to Brussels, demanding a ‛contribution instrument’ to redistribute the record profits currently being harvested from consumers.

Budapest Signs $500M U.S. Oil Deal Following JD Vance Visit

TEC News / AFP April 9, 2026

Hungary’s MOL will import 510,000 tonnes of U.S. crude in the coming months, aiming to diversify national energy sources.

Trump: ‘Go Get Your Own Oil’

TEC News / AFP March 31, 2026

Brussels chief Costa urged Iran’s president to halt regional attacks and pursue diplomacy to reopen the flow of oil from the Arabian Gulf states.

EU Delays Plan To Permanently Ban Russian Oil Imports

TEC News March 24, 2026

The disruption of supply caused by the Israeli-U.S. war on Iran has caused oil prices to skyrocket.

“Shadow Fleet” Captain Detained by Sweden

TEC News March 16, 2026

Registration documents from the Comoros Islands did not convince local authorities that Sea Owl One was not part of Moscow’s maritime machinations.

U.S. Moves To Calm Oil Prices—Europe Refuses To Follow

Javier Villamor March 11, 2026

Washington has adjusted its sanctions policy to stabilise global energy markets, exposing a growing divide with European governments.

Tag: oil

International Energy Agency Warns War Is Reshaping Global Energy Investment

NATO Demands More Ukraine Funds as Kyiv Targets Russian Oil Hubs

Europe Turns Back to Gas as Norway Restarts Old Fields

U.S.-Venezuela Flights Resume After Seven Years

European Commission Eyes Emergency Tax on Oil Giants

Budapest Signs $500M U.S. Oil Deal Following JD Vance Visit

Trump: ‘Go Get Your Own Oil’

EU Delays Plan To Permanently Ban Russian Oil Imports

“Shadow Fleet” Captain Detained by Sweden

U.S. Moves To Calm Oil Prices—Europe Refuses To Follow

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