Tokyo may support a coordinated oil release from its emergency stockpile if requested by the IEA, while Canberra said it is monitoring oil and gas markets

A research team examined emissions estimated by companies in their applications and compared these with data reported to a regulator

IEA logs significant emissions in Texas and parts of Central Asia, with Turkmenistan alone responsible for one-third of "large emissions events"

Singapore-based Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific International (AG&P) inks 11-year charter pact to convert ADNOC LNG carrier ISH into a floating storage unit

Energy companies have come under particular pressure to divest from activists seeking to cut off sources of funding for Myanmar’s junta

Nirmala Sitharaman, the country's finance minister, said the government had ruled out any extraordinary or special measures to cope

Nervousness of possible disruption of exports from key oil producer Russia helps push oil prices to their highest since 2014

Russia is the second largest supplier of crude oil to China and its third biggest gas supplier. It is also a major oil supplier to South Korea, while it also sells coal to Japan, Vietnam and India.

In budget speech, finance minister outlines steps to support goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2050.

The ICAO may draft new standards for civil aircraft, as part of broader efforts through 2025 to update rules for aircraft noise and emissions

Most Asian buyers halted imports in 2019 after Donald Trump withdrew from the nuclear deal with Iran and re-imposed sanctions on oil exports

Asia-Pacific is the world’s largest net food and energy importer but it is not monolithic so a spike in food and energy prices would have an uneven impact