
Aramco IPO Concerns Linger As Value Hits $2 Trillion
From transparency to value, the problems facing Aramco's IPO will likely to continue to dog Riyadh as it tries to cement Aramco as the world's most valuable company.

Shale Forecasts Run the Gamut
Talk of a global oil glut in 2020 is predicated on supply growth in U.S. shale—but predictions of shale's increases vary wildly.

This Week In AVs: Advocates Call on Congress for AV Legislation; Experts Tackle Gaining Public AV Trust; and More
SAFE's weekly roundup of the top news in autonomous vehicle innovation and deployment.

Long Distance Pipeline Connects Russian Gas to China
The Power of Siberia pipeline connects Russian gas to Chinese consumers—redrawing the energy map in the process.

Protests at the Pump: Unpacking Iran’s Oil Woes and the Gasoline Protests
Iranian protests against steep gasoline price hikes shows the government is struggling to balance its budget as oil exports decline.

The United States Lags On Critical EV Minerals Development
As the electric vehicle market matures, increasing attention is being paid to the United States' critical mineral supply chain.

Have We Reached Peak ICE?
Sales of ICE vehicles may well have peaked, but it is still far too soon to write oil's obituary.

The Benefits Of Autonomous Vehicles And The Future Of Work Are Not At Odds
Although some observers paint automation and the future of work as a zero-sum game, the choice between technology and workers does not have to be binary.

Offshore Oil Faces Uncertain Future
Even in the medium-term, the interest in offshore drilling is looking shaky.

OPEC's Perennial Rebalancing Act
OPEC+ might have to extend its cuts when the group meets next month, but the pain in the U.S. shale industry may make its long-term task easier.