Sophie Davies
Sophie Davies
Sophie has been Editor of Gas Outlook since its launch in 2021. She previously worked as a journalist at Thomson Reuters, the Thomson Reuters Foundation and S&P Global Platts. Her freelance stories have been published by The Financial Times and The Economist. She is based in Barcelona with her husband and two children.
The Iran war and the chaos it has inflicted on global energy stability, supply and pricing are a stark reminder of Europe’s risky gas reliance, analysts have warned.
Pakistan’s solar transition will help soften the blow from the Iran war and Strait of Hormuz shipping disruption, new research says.
As the war raging in Iran drives up energy prices, solar power could help Vietnam avoid almost US$600 million from coal and gas imports, new research revealed on Monday.
The Iran war and disruptions to shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz have left Southern Asia exposed to an US$107 billion LNG bet, analysts warned.
The conflict raging in the Middle East has left many oil-importing nations in Sub-Saharan Africa exposed to significant crude supply shocks, but new LNG developments will only add to that risk, say experts.
A new study sheds light on the millions of Americans that are living in the shadow of fossil fuel infrastructure and the potential health hazards of residing in such close proximity.
The UN talks ended on a weak note, with no agreement to phase out fossil fuels but rather plans for a roadmap outside of the COP30 process.
Divisions over a roadmap to transition away from fossil fuels are still holding up progress as the COP30 climate talks approach their finale.
Methane emissions are rising, but the outlook is improving, said a new report launched by the UN Environment Programme at COP30.
Fossil fuel phase-out has been a heated issue at the UN talks since a landmark resolution made two years ago in Dubai, and COP30 is no different.









