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Wildfire nears Canada’s oil sands capital, but winds shifting
A wildfire has approached Canada’s largest oil producing region of Canada prompting the evacuation since May 14 of around 6,600 people from Fort McMurray, in Alberta.
Alleged collusion over US oil prices as FTC doubles down
Chuck Schumer, US Senate majority leader, has again called for the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to scrutinise more than ever the acquisition by Chevron of Hess.
Kinetic increases capacity in Permian’s Delaware basin
Kinetik Holdings has added to its Delaware basin natural gas processing capacity, inked a 15-year gathering and processing services agreement, and agreed to divest its 16% equity from the Gulf Coast Express (GCX) pipeline.
ExxonMobil to drill deepwater well off Newfoundland
ExxonMobil is preparing to drill a single exploratory well off remote Newfoundland.
Anticipation builds ahead of decisive OPEC+ meeting
Speculation is rife as the group prepares to decide whether or not it should stick to the current 2.2mn bpd of cuts
Vertex will revert Mobil renewables refinery to conventionals
Vertex Energy will temporarily return its renewable-diesel refinery in Alabama back to conventional petroleum-based service by the end of the year. This is because of higher margins in conventional diesel.
EIA slightly lowers WTI forecast for 2024, 2025
The US Energy Information Administration has lowered its oil price forecast for West Texas Intermediate in a recent report.
Trans Mountain specs need changing, say major drillers
Chevron, Canadian Natural Resources and Suncor Energy say that the specifications of the oil transported in the newly opened Trans Mountain pipeline extension are inadequate.
Oil sands output to increase slowly then plateau in 2030 – S&P
Oil sands output is expected to plateau in around 2030 at 3.8mn barrels per day (bpd). Until then, output will increase by a total of 500,000 bpd.
Excelerate Energy reveals expansion plans with 12 new regasification projects
US LNG firm Excelerate Energy has ambitious expansion plans with the firm hoping to add 12 new regasification projects the company revealed during its first quarter earnings call.
Sempra could replace Bechtel for construction of Cameron LNG expansion project
US energy infrastructure firm Sempra is considering replacing construction firm Bechtel for the building of its Cameron LNG expansion project.
Panama Canal seeks to increase transit volumes from US LNG producers
US LNG producers are seeking to increase volumes shipped through the Panama Canal and are currently in the midst of negotiations with the canal’s authorities to secure additional slots.
Sinopec in talks for stake in Canada’s Cedar LNG
China’s state-owned oil, gas and petrochemical giant Sinopec is reported by Reuters to be negotiating for an equity stake and an offtake agreement for LNG at the planned Cedar LNG facility in Kitimat, British Columbia.
Turkey signs LNG deal with US supermajor ExxonMobil placing question mark over Russian gas supplies
Ankara has ambition to make country an energy supply powerhouse based on re-exports.
Fight over Stabroek stake could drag into 2025
ExxonMobil’s CEO has publicly said the dispute with Chevron over Hess’ Guyana oil assets could last until 2025.
Trans Mountain pipeline to provide higher prices for Canadian crude 'for years'
The newly opened Trans Mountain pipeline extension will deliver higher prices for Canadian crude “for years” to come, said an executive for Meg Energy.
NorthAmOil: Trans Mountain pipeline to provide higher prices for Canadian crude 'for years'
Crescent Point to divest non-core Saskatchewan assets to Saturn
Crescent Point Energy says it is selling non-core assets in Saskatchewan to Saturn Oil & Gas for CAD600mn in cash. The assets include Flat Lake and Battrum.
Biden administration to re-start SPR purchases
The Biden administration will restart purchases of crude for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. This is because oil prices have decreased.
US Transocean signs extension at record dayrate for Gulf of Mexico work
Deepwater driller Transocean has inked yet another extension surpassing the $500,000 dayrate threshold for operations in the US Gulf of Mexico.
Chevron treads cautiously in Venezuela amid regulatory shifts
US oil behemoth Chevron is opting for a cautious stance regarding new capital expenditure in Venezuela in light of newly reimposed sanctions, despite being allowed to operate in the country by a separate licence issued in November 2022.
Shell sold “phantom” carbon credits: FT
Oil supermajor Shell sold millions of ‘ phantom’ supposedly linked to Canada’s largest oil sands companies.
Exxon, Chevron execs want clearer rules on low-carbon energy subsidies
Top executives at US oil supermajors Exxon Mobil and Chevron say the US needs clearer rules on energy subsidies needed for the energy transition.
FTC’s OPEC collusion allegations regarding ex-CEO of Pioneer referred to Justice Department
The Federal Trade Commission’s allegations that Scott Sheffield colluded with officials from the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to increase oil prices has been referred to the JUstice Department.
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