Tom Wilson

Christopher Eppinger kept trading Russian oil when sanctions meant others stopped

Decision set to weigh on oil prices as global demand remains weak

Commodity house is among world’s most profitable companies and has returned $20bn to senior staff over past three years

Networks of brokers and shipowners from Panama to Switzerland are becoming expert at circumventing international sanctions

Chief Mark Bristow outlines work on financing package as group reports 33% rise in second-quarter earnings

Filings in New York include recordings in support of Niels Troost’s claim his former partner pretended to be a CIA operative

San Francisco start-up says modified fusion process could be used to produce gold from mercury

The prime minister, a longtime climate finance advocate, has set about restoring relations with the fossil fuel industry

Energy advisory body expects global consumption to increase by 700,000 barrels a day this year

Ivanhoe Mines founder Robert Friedland welcomes 50% import levy and says domestic production is ‘fundamental’ to US security

Eni, OMV and Repsol among other western companies to resume exploration efforts in the country

Latest in a series of production increases is likely to put downward pressure on Brent crude price

Prax Group faced liquidity issues for several years leading up to its unravelling

Tech group to purchase from US-based Commonwealth Fusion Systems in only second such deal in nascent sector

Oil major says no talks have taken place between the companies over a tie-up

BP, TotalEnergies and Eni evacuate ‘some foreign personnel’ following US air strikes on Iranian nuclear sites

International Energy Agency expects production to rise by 1.8mn barrels a day in 2025

Traders have shrugged off escalation of Israel-Iran conflict amid lack of disruption to exports from region

Crude prices surge over potential for disruption to the narrow waterway

Business whose advisers include former MI6 chief and ex-CIA deputy director valued at more than £250mn