The slowdown in China’s industrial activity is causing the worst shock to oil demand in over a decade.
Read More »Traders Consider Oil Storage at Sea as Virus Slows Demand
Three of the world’s largest oil traders are seeking to store crude on tankers at sea as the industry tries to deal with a glut that’s emerged since the outbreak of the coronavirus in China.
Read More »Chevron’s Venezuela Output Jumps as U.S. Considers more Sanctions
Chevron has ramped up output at a key Venezuela oil project to levels not seen in almost a year. offering a thorny reminder of how U.S. sanctions are failing to deliver a knockout of Nicolas Maduro’s regime.
Read More »Russian Oil & Gas Companies will Invest $20 Billion in Iraq
Iraq’s proven oil reserves stand at over 145 billion barrels. while gas reserves exceed 3.7 trillion cubic meters.
Read More »Nord Stream 2 Construction to be Finalized despite US Resistance
The gas pipeline will enable the Russian Federation to optimize gas supplies.
Read More »Qatargas Enters Agreement to Deliver 1mn Tonnes of LNG to Kuwait
Qatargas is delighted to conclude this new SPA with Shell.
Read More »Siemens Buys Iberdrola’s Stake in Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy
The purchase of the 8.1% interest will take the share of Siemens to around 67% in total.
Read More »Equinor Pledges to Cut Carbon Intensity by 50% Before 2050
It notes ``changes in the scale and composition of the oil and gas portfolio`` will be vital in reaching the target.
Read More »Algeria Looks to Resume Its Dominance in the Natural Gas Market
Edison owns an 11% stake in the Reggane Nord gas project and had recently renewed a supply contract running through to 2027.
Read More »Oil Heads for Fifth Weekly Loss as Demand Concerns Dominate
The U.S. is preparing to step up enforcement of international rules limiting sulfur in ship fuel.
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