Uganda Should Reflect on Carbon Liabilities Ahead of First Oil Production
By John Peter Okwi As Uganda draws closer to produce it first oil, its bet to harness this resource coincides with a period of rising global carbon pricing, an economic reality that adds urgency to the case for a swift transition to clean energy. According to the World Bank’s recent
Saudi Arabia Cuts Oil Output as Strait of Hormuz Crisis Pushes Prices Above $100
Saudi Arabia has begun cutting oil production as near-complete blockades of the Strait of Hormuz cause crude storage facilities across the Gulf to fill up, according to sources familiar with the situation. The move comes as several other regional producers — including the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Iraq and Qatar
