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Chevron reportedly seeking to sell pipeline assets in US’ DJ Basin
Chevron is reportedly seeking to sell a set of pipeline assets in the Denver-Julesburg Basin.
Berkshire Hathaway to buy US firm Occidental’s OxyChem unit for $9.7bn
Berkshire Hathaway has agreed to buy Occidental Petroleum’s chemical business, OxyChem, for $9.7bn in cash.
US supreme court to hear ExxonMobil Cuba asset seizure case
The US Supreme Court agreed on October 3 to hear ExxonMobil's lawsuit seeking compensation from Cuban state-owned entities for petroleum assets nationalised in 1960, valued at over $700mn currently
US court upholds ruling against PDVSA in expropriation dispute
The US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit ruled that PDVSA functions as an “alter ego” of the Venezuelan state, meaning that the country effectively took Helmerich’s assets in breach of international law
EU prepares for winter of heavy US LNG reliance
The EU is preparing for a winter of heavier dependence on US LNG as pipeline flows from Russia and Algeria weaken and storage levels remain under pressure.
US political momentum and African reforms open new chapter for energy investment
The current political momentum in the US and comprehensive regulatory reforms across Africa’s energy sector are aligning to open a new chapter in transatlantic investment.
India emerges as key buyer of Iranian crude despite US pressure
India has re-emerged as a significant buyer of Iranian crude oil, joining China in defying renewed American efforts to curb Tehran’s energy exports, according to Iranian officials.
Canada pumps the brakes on Quebec LNG project
Canadian officials have cooled on proposed plans for an LNG plant in Quebec.
LNG Canada expected to start second liquefaction train soon
LNG Canada is preparing to begin start-up of its second liquefaction train, a spokesperson for the Shell-led facility.
Shell doubles down on LNG predicting demand to rise by 60% by 2040
CEO predicts LNG’s role as a transition fuel will grow and comprise 20% of global natural gas sales by 2040.
Brazil to boost LPG imports for subsidy scheme
Brazil’s main LPG distributors will increase imports, largely from the United States, to supply demand expected from the government’s Gas do Povo subsidy, executives said during Liquid Gas Week in Rio de Janeiro.
Venezuelan oil trade rife with irregular tanker activity
Nearly half of the tankers operating in Venezuelan waters last month were flagged for irregularities, according to a report by Transparencia Venezuela
As Washington-Caracas tensions rise, all eyes on Venezuela's oil
Venezuela’ Nicolás Maduro has accused Washington of using counternarcotics operations in the Caribbean as cover for regime change and control over his nation’s vast oil wealth, the Financial Times reported.
MidOcean to buy 20% stake in Petronas’ Canadian operations
MidOcean Energy has agreed to acquire a 20% interest in what it describes as Petronas’ “key” businesses in Canada.
Alberta to propose new oil sands pipeline to BC coast
The Alberta government has unveiled plans to submit a proposal to the Canadian Major Projects Office for a new pipeline for transporting oil sands crude from the province to British Columbia’s northwest coast.
Ares to buy Meade Pipeline in US Northeast for $1.1bn
Ares Management has agreed to buy 100% of the equity interests in Meade Pipeline from XPLR Infrastructure for $1.1bn.
BP steps up in US Gulf with Tiber-Guadalupe approval
BP has announced a final investment decision on the Tiber-Guadalupe project in the deepwater US Gulf of Mexico.
Blue Water pitches $10bn offer for Citgo in Delaware court
Blue Water Venture Partners, a firm tied to Joseph Hernandez, has asked a Delaware federal court to allow consideration of its unsolicited $10bn proposal for Citgo Petroleum Corp’s assets
US may be seeking to position oil majors for post-Maduro Venezuela
Energy analysts argue that the Trump administration’s goal is to maintain a US foothold in case of political change, enabling Western oil firms to help revive Venezuelan output and potentially rival Saudi Arabia by the 2030s
BP forecasts global LNG exports to increase through 2035
Supermajor BP expects LNG demand to climb to 900bn cubic metres by 2035, the British energy company predicted in its Energy Outlook.
TotalEnergies inks Heads of Agreement LNG deal with Hyundai Chemical
French supermajor TotalEnergies signed a Heads of Agreement with South Korea’s Hyundai Chemical.
ADNOC’s subsidiary XRG acquires stake in Rio Grande LNG project in Texas
The United Arab Emirates’ state-run oil and gas company ADNOC announced that its investment vehicle XRG has closed its acquisition of an equity stake in NextDecade’s Rio Grande LNG project located in Brownsville, Texas.
Chevron curbed by new US limits on Venezuelan oil exports
Trump lavishes praise on Erdogan in White House meeting and suggests Turkey stop buying Russian oil and gas
Some big military and civilian aircraft deals may be in the making, but the deal-making remains behind closed doors.
Venezuela’s oil standoff draws in US, China and Europe
US military patrols targeting suspected drug shipments off Venezuela’s coast have become the latest flashpoint in a conflict that extends far beyond narcotics.
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