Op-Ed & Documents

MEES’ longtime key political analyst and deputy editor has sadly passed away. He will be sorely missed.

State giant Saudi Aramco sets out the rationale behind its upcoming shift to DME Oman as the pricing basis for its sales of crude to Asia.

Spain’s Repsol has taken a historic move in preparation for the global energy transition to avoid the risk of stranded assets. It will no longer seek to grow its oil reserves. This crucial announcement, welcomed by shareholders, could presage similar changes among other large IOCs.

By -Bruno Sousa, Volker Weber, Saji Sam, and Bernhard Hartmann* South Korea’s role in helping the UAE launch its nuclear...

By – Sarah Emerson* The history of global oil markets can be characterized by a division into four key phases: 1) The emergence...

It is with great sorrow that MEES informs its readers of the death of Ian Seymour, its first Editor-in-Chief,...

By - Paul Stevens* The collapse in oil prices since 2014 has presented serious economic challenges for the countries of the Gulf...

By - John Gault* “It is important that we look to provide rational and impartial supply and demand forecasts. We need...

Developed countries should hike taxes on oil products in a bid to accelerate moves to a low-carbon future. By -Paul...

By Dr Saleh Jallad*

By Dr Saleh Jallad*

Opec’s Saudi Arabia-driven policy of maximizing market share at the expense of revenue is economically illogical. The policy has...