From Russia to Saudi Arabia. Iran to Venezuela. the list of crude oil supplies being curtailed or disrupted around the world is growing longer by the month.
Read More »Asia`s Iran Oil Imports Hit 9-Month High in April
South Korea became the second-largest importer of Iranian oil in April after India scaled back.
Read More »Delek’s Ithaca Energy Unit to Acquire Chevron’s Central North Sea Assets
Delek Group Ltd.. the energy company controlled by Israeli billionaire Yitzhak Tshuva. agreed to buy North Sea oil and gas fields from Chevron Corp.
Read More »Siemens Enters Permian Gas Processing Market with Electric Compression Technology
Siemens was recently awarded a contract to provide three residue compression trains for two. 250 MMcfgd cryogenic gas plants in the Delaware basin.
Read More »China Rallies Energy Giants as Trade Battle with U.S. Heats up
China is mobilizing its vast state-run energy industry to prepare for an economic tussle with the U.S. that could escalate further and might last for years.
Read More »China`s Gas Pain for the U.S.
The U.S.. even without a 25 percent tariff on its LNG exports to China. would struggle to vie with Qatar as the top global LNG producer.
Read More »Falling Europe’s Share in Global Natural Gas Output
Europe is the only region with the decreasing outlook for natural gas production among all regions.
Read More »Canadian Natural Resources Buys Devon`s Canada Unit for $2.8 Billion
Canadian Natural Resources agreed to buy the Canadian business of Devon Energy for C$3.8 billion ($2.8 billion). gaining heavy-oil assets in the province of Alberta.
Read More »Falling Russian Crude Output Lifts Brent Oil Prices
Russian oil production continues to trend lower in May as exports via the Druzhba oil pipeline have been restricted due to a contamination issue.
Read More »Norwegian Oil Patch Ramps Up Spending To Counter Decline
Norway’s oil and gas companies plan to spend 17 percent more this year. at about US$21.11 billion as they step up their exploration.
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