Please see below the full list of the Energy Awards 2021, as awarded by World Finance magazine

As permafrost across more than half of Russia thaws, critical oil and gas infrastructure is becoming defective. If Moscow fails to curb its dependence on fossil fuels, it risks losing power and influence on the geopolitical stage

Following the price shock that the industry sustained a few years ago, the oil and gas sector has now largely recovered. The leading companies are those that have continued to invest in the future even when times were tough

Behind the facade of an assertive foreign policy, many believe that Russia maintains a spluttering economy. Doubts remain as to whether Putin’s re-election earlier this year will do anything to reverse this economic stagnation

The energy sector has staged a recovery over the last year, fuelled by a cut in production and further helped by economic growth. We celebrate those successfully adapting to such challenging times in the World Finance Oil and Gas Awards 2017

Oil and gas giant Exxon Mobil hopes to resume its joint venture with Russia’s Rosneft after US sanctions shelved the project in 2014

Despite the current collapse in oil prices, PetroRio saw a successful 2015, packed with both good performance and bold strategy changes

Low prices are the new normal in the global energy sector. As oil and gas firms continue to adapt, World Finance celebrates the companies that have been quick to seize new opportunities

Proponents of Arctic oil have taken a battering this year, although the situation beyond the Western world means that the outlook isn’t all negative

Africa Best Fully-Integrated Company Oando Best Independent Company Seplat Best Exploration & Production Company Lekoil Best Downstream Company KenolKobil Best Upstream Service & Solutions Company Jagal Energy Best Downstream Service & Solutions Company Setana Energy Best Drilling Contractor PIDWAL Best Investment Company Helios Investment Partners Best EPC Service & Solutions Fluor Best Sustainability Company SPDC […]

The international rulings against Russia are piling up and could start becoming detrimental to the country’s economy and Vladimir Putin himself

It has been another challenging year in the oil and gas industry, but those companies that have put in the effort have gone on to reap the benefits, and will continue to do so into the new year. Here we present the highest-achievers from across the globe in the prestigious World Finance Oil & Gas Awards 2014

Developments in the oil and gas industry have asked that major names look to the long-term if they are to capitalise on emerging market opportunities. World Finance recognise’s the most successful companies of the year in our World Finance Oil and Gas Awards 2014

When Russia seized Crimea earlier this year, the invasion triggered anger and fear across the western world. The White House, Brussels and Westminster were outraged. Their reaction was punishment by economic sanctions. Will it bring Russia to heel?

In 1995, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the chairman of Bank Menatep, snapped up a state-owned petroleum company known as Yukos for $309m. Politically well connected, the banker managed to acquire 78 percent of the shares – and a huge nightmare