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Equinor set to raise $2 billion with upstream exit in Azerbaijan and Nigeria After more than 30 years in Azerbaijan and Nigeria, Equinor final transactions to exit the two countries …
Modec hammers out conversion scheme for ExxonMobil’s seventh Guyana floater, yards submit commercial offers Japanese contractor has received commercial offers to convert a VLCC to an FPSO for operati
Drilling giant poised to spud deepwater wildcat touted to have multi-billion boe potential The South Korean government has tasked the state-run Korea National Oil Corporation (KNOC) with drilling the
Indonesia’s Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Bahlil Lahadalia, was sworn in in August 2024. Photo: AFP/SCANPIX
Oil demand to persist despite emissions reduction, says Rystad With ongoing technological innovation, strong policies and market incentives, meeting ambitious climate goals remains achievable but wil
Aramco triggers bid battle for multiple EPCI projects, targeting some of Saudi Arabia’s largest offshore oilfields Up to seven lucrative offshore projects have been offered to Aramco's pool of LTA …
Modec hammers out conversion scheme for ExxonMobil’s seventh Guyana floater, yards submit commercial offers Japanese contractor has received commercial offers to convert a VLCC to an FPSO for operati
Chevron’s 2025 capex reduction could be a precursor to other supermajor rein-ins next year Operator’s capex in prolific Permian basin is “lower than anticipated”
Australia's opposition leader threatens Equinor project zone in Trump-like offshore wind tirade Opposition leader Peter Dutton champions nuclear as solution to Australia’s energy demands, vowing to ‘
Australia’s Environmental Defenders Office has been ordered to pay oil company Santos’ legal costs of more than A$9 million (US$5.79 million) after its failed court challenge to halt installation of …
New exploration well in Bolivia targets 1 Tcf gas volumes Declining production has been affecting gas exports to Brazil and Argentina
Freeport LNG explosion saga continues as judge’s $1.3 billion dismissal appealed Freeport and its insurers sued contractors Zachry, Chiyoda, CB&I, McDermott and PSRG, blaming it for rupture
Chevron scales back capex with Permian facing deepest cuts Operator’s capex in prolific US shale basin is “lower than anticipated”
Storage tanks at an oil hub that receives Russian oil via the Druzhba pipeline, near the town of Nelahozeves in the Czech Republic. Photo: REUTERS/SCANPIX
Canada First Nations fearful of $12 billion CCS project ask federal government for help Indigenous groups call on Ottawa to assess impacts of huge Pathways Alliance scheme due to 'mistrust' …
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FEED contracts awarded to Japanese giants for carbon storage projects One project relates to CO2 injection in Japan, and one to the transport of CO2 to Malaysia
Ukraine faces opposition to plans for price hike as end of of Russian gas transits nears Government warned over impact of plan for increase in domestic gas transportation tarrif
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Freeport LNG explosion saga continues following appeal of judge’s $1.3 billion dismissal Freeport and its insurers sued contractors Zachry, Chiyoda, CB&I, McDermott and PSRG, blaming it for rupture
