energy

With China’s slowdown, environmental concerns and the cyclical nature of the resource and energy industry, can the boom in the “wild west” endure?

As Beijing begins to overtake the US as the world’s top oil importer, how will geopolitics change?

The death of the Venezuelan leader underscores the dangers of Beijing investing in governments closely tied to a single individual.

President Zardari is in Iran today to push ahead with the construction of a natural gas pipeline.

Even as they cut their imports, China, India, S. Korea, and Japan account for nearly all of Iran’s oil sales.

Will climate change and climate change policies be affected?

Although its interests in the continent are broadly similar, India’s engagement with Africa differs significantly from China. Will it prove sustainable?

While China’s oil dealings with countries like Iran and Sudan receive global attention, its budding relationship with Iraq may turn out to be the most important.

A pipeline across N. Korea to provide natural gas to S. Korea has generated buzz. Will old divisions scrap the deal?

Despite its ‘dirty’ image and talk of renewables, coal still accounts for 40 percent of global electricity needs.

With Russia intensifying its regional diplomacy and America ‘rebalancing’ to the Pacific, both nations have much to gain by working together.

Will North America’s new found wealth in energy reserves impact Asia?