Latest Stories

Ireland's Kinsale gas fields cease production

Libya’s oil sector suffers setback as LNA renews blockade

Libya’s National Oil Corp. (NOC) has had to backtrack on plans for resuming commercial oil production, owing to the renewal of a blockade by troops aligned with Khalifa Haftar’s Libyan National Army (LNA).

Zvezda to start building Russia's first LNG carrier by year-end: Rosneft

Saudis foil Houthi attack on Jazan

Russian InterRao could sell $42mn turbine project, develop own turbines

Poland’s Polenergia secures PLN480mn loan for 121 MW wind farm

Naftogaz appointed supplier of last resort for Ukrainian households

Iran awards Yaran contract, but no sign of change

Golar LNG’s FLNG vessel loads 40th cargo offshore Cameroon

Bermuda-based Golar LNG has reported that the Hilli Episeyo, the first vessel in the world to be converted to a floating LNG (FLNG) unit, has reached the milestone of lifting its 40th cargo offshore Cameroon.

Russian fuel suppliers to increase fuel sales on the open market

NNPC: Nigerian gas production up 3.73% in April

Nigeria saw natural gas production levels rise slightly in April, according to the monthly financial and operations report published by Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. (NNPC) last week.

Gazprom loses 4% of market share in NW Europe to competitors this year

Unaoil managers convicted for Iraq graft

Ghanaian official comments on impact of disruption in oil sector

Egbert Faibille Jr., the director-general of the Ghana Petroleum Commission (GPC), said last week that his country was set to experience problems on several fronts this year as a result of disruption in the oil sector.

Gazprom sells records gas volumes on ESP in June

Turkey-focused Valeura eyes M&A market

Tulip Oil cuts output in Dutch North Sea amid weak prices

Nigeria hails strong interest in marginal field offering

Lithuania will not allow Belarusian nuclear plant's reserves to be stored in Kruonis HPP

Hungary's state utility giant acquires Czechia's largest natural gas trader

Demand in Russian utilities expected to recover

UK's Petrofac wins $135mn construction deal at Kazakhstan's Kashagan oilfield

Romanian businessman says Russia's Gazprom helped him reopen chemical plants

Fitch keeps Romanian gas transport operator Transgaz at BBB-

Court forces shutdown of Dakota Access Pipeline

Dallas-based Energy Transfer is facing new legal challenges, as a US federal court has ordered it to empty the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) and suspend crude oil flows pending the completion of an environmental review.