Dr. Esra Sezer

writer at EUReflect

Contributing writer at EUReflect.

Articles by Dr. Esra Sezer

  • United Arab Emirates Leaves OPEC

    United Arab Emirates Leaves OPEC

    The UAE exits OPEC and OPEC+, citing national interests and production limits. Explore the impact on global oil markets, Gulf tensions, and post-war energy dynamics.

    energy
  • The Eternal City Rome is 2779 Years Old

    The Eternal City Rome is 2779 Years Old

    Rome, the capital of Italy, is celebrating its 2779th anniversary today. The founding date of this unique city, which enchants everyone with its beauty, is linked to various legends stretching from the past to the present.

    general
  • Global Energy Giants: The 2026 Outlook Saudi Arabia Leads Followed Closely by the U.S.

    Global Energy Giants: The 2026 Outlook Saudi Arabia Leads Followed Closely by the U.S.

    As of March 2026, Saudi Aramco dominates the global energy sector with a market capitalization of $1.74 trillion, far ahead of competitors. U.S. companies hold strong positions, with Exxon Mobil ($665.30 billion) and Chevron ($403.32 billion) ranking second and third, alongside GE Vernova and Nextera Energy, which highlight the growing role of renewables and technology. Europe’s Shell ($254.34 billion) and TotalEnergies ($191.06 billion) remain key players, while China’s PetroChina ($338 billion) and CNOOC ($190.47 billion) underscore Asia’s influence. Despite overall negative price movements, Exxon Mobil and ConocoPhillips showed gains. GE Vernova stands out with the highest share price at $851.07. Overall, the data reflects a shifting energy landscape where traditional oil giants coexist with emerging renewable-focused firms, intensifying competition between East and West.

    energy