Map
Coverage map
Our analysis by country. Select a country on the map or from the list to see every piece on it, newest first.
Countries
- Argentina 2
- Australia 4
- Austria 1
- Bahrain 1
- Bangladesh 2
- Brazil 13
- Canada 7
- Chile 1
- China 56
- Czechia 1
- DR Congo 1
- Denmark 1
- EU 12
- Ecuador 1
- Ethiopia 1
- France 7
- Germany 7
- Ghana 1
- Guyana 3
- Hungary 1
- India 26
- Indonesia 4
- Iran 9
- Iraq 3
- Ireland 3
- Israel 1
- Italy 1
- Jamaica 2
- Japan 10
- Kazakhstan 1
- Kuwait 1
- Libya 1
- Malaysia 4
- Mauritania 1
- Mexico 1
- Morocco 1
- Mozambique 1
- Netherlands 3
- New Zealand 1
- Nigeria 3
- Norway 4
- Oman 1
- Pakistan 42
- Panama 1
- Qatar 11
- Romania 1
- Russia 12
- Saudi Arabia 12
- Senegal 1
- Serbia 1
- Singapore 4
- South Africa 3
- South Korea 8
- Spain 2
- Sweden 1
- Switzerland 6
- Taiwan 2
- Tunisia 1
- Turkey 4
- United Arab Emirates 6
- United Kingdom 3
- United States 116
- Uruguay 1
- Vanuatu 1
- Venezuela 2
- Vietnam 2
- Zambia 2
- Zimbabwe 3
Worldwide
Pieces on global markets that are not tied to particular countries.
- European power into autumn 2026: high renewables, weather risk, and industrial bills
- IGU World LNG Report 2026: record trade, investment surge, Europe rebound
- Cape routing as the new normal: cumulative costs of avoided Red Sea passages
- Middle East LNG in a record trade system: Gulf molecules and maritime risk
- CBAM's Definitive Phase Begins. The First Real Test Is Data, Not the Carbon Price
- LNG contracting under European demand uncertainty into 2030
- The EU's 90 Per Cent 2040 Target Survives, but the Flexibilities Will Decide What It Means
- European electricity: renewables deliver, flexibility still under-ordered
- Shipping chokepoints after eighteen months of Red Sea diversion
- Brussels' Affordable Energy Plan Targets the Right Parts of the Bill. Delivery Sits With Member States
- Mission 300 Has the Money and the Declaration. Its Weak Point Is the Utilities That Must Deliver It
- Bab el-Mandeb halved: EIA's reading of Red Sea oil flows through August 2024
- European power in 2024: renewables climb, wholesale prices ease, flexibility lags
- Draghi's Energy Diagnosis Is Right. His Cure Depends on Contracts, Grids and Gas Buying Power
- Europe's Electricity Market Reform Keeps Marginal Pricing and Bets on Contracts. That Is the Right Trade
Boundaries: Natural Earth 1:110m (public domain). Equal Earth projection. Boundaries are indicative.