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Published by Jody Dodgson, Editorial Assistant Global Mining Review, Tuesday, 15 September 2026 12:00 Advertisement Zach Agioutantas, Co-Chair of the SME Mineral School Department Heads Committee, advises that as the US invests billions in new mining and processing capacity, workforce development must operate on

Australian Energy Minister Chris Bowen will travel to Saudi Arabia next week to meet with Saudi Energy Minister, Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman, and get the latest updates on the state of operations and oil supply after the Kingdom shut down the East-West pipeline following drone attacks late last week. Bowen will meet with Prince Abdulaziz

Indonesia’s national energy company Pertamina is considering upstream investments in Guyana and Suriname to diversify Indonesia’s oil and gas supply and boost energy security, the Indonesian government has said. “Pertamina has already initiated exploratory discussions on cooperation in exploration and investment in the upstream oil and gas sectors of Guyana and Suriname,” Grata Endah Werdaningtyas,

A new fiscal regime in the UK from 2027 could deliver an additional £14.9 billion, or $20 billion, to Britain’s revenues, the leading offshore industry group said in its annual Economic Report, calling on the Burnham government to bring forward the tax change planned for 2030. Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) wants the Oil and Gas

Depressed LNG demand in recent months in China and India is the result of spiking LNG prices due to the Middle East conflict, and consumption in the key Asian gas import markets is set to rebound once the war ends and prices normalize, industry executives say.   The war in Iran and the closure of

Last week’s drone attacks on Saudi Arabia’s key East-West oil pipeline have caused damage that could take weeks to repair, potentially significantly cutting the disrupted crude oil flows from the Middle East. Saudi Arabia was forced to temporarily shut down the East-West oil pipeline following drone attacks launched from the territory of Iraq close to the

Oil prices continued to rise early on Tuesday, rallying by 1.7% in Asian trade, as the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen are expanding their control over the west coast along the Red Sea, while the attacks on a key Saudi onshore oil pipeline triggered concerns about additional disruptions to already severely disrupted oil supply from the

The U.S. and global economies have continued to mint high-net-worth individuals at a historic clip, with wealth intelligence firm Altrata noting that the combined wealth of the world’s billionaires jumped 12.8% Y/Y to a record $15.1 trillion in 2025. The ranks of the “Three Comma Club” hit a record 3,795 people as the AI boom

The East-West Pipeline in Saudi Arabia, which delivers oil to the shores of the Red Sea, has been an important workaround to the choking of tanker traffic by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz, the only exit for tankers from the Persian Gulf to the open sea. The Saudi government claims that 7 million barrels

Gulf states called off Monday’s planned meeting with Iran on reopening the Strait of Hormuz the same day Yemen’s Houthis fired dozens of missiles and drones at Saudi Arabia’s King Khalid airbase in Khamis Mushait, calling it retaliation for more than 300 Saudi airstrikes on Yemen in five days. A Friday drone attack Riyadh blamed