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Production returns to Freeport LNG
Limited production has returned to Freeport LNG, the US’s second largest LNG export terminal, after six days of near zero gas flows last week.
EQT signs another tolling deal with Glenfarne’s Texas LNG
EQT, the US natural gas producer headquartered in Pittsburgh, announced that it has agreed to a second Heads of Agreement with Glenfarne’s planned Texas LNG plant to produce an additional 1.5mn tonnes per year of LNG in a 20-year tolling contract.
25 GOP governors call on Biden to lift LNG pause
A group of 25 Republican governors issued a statement on April 23 requesting President Biden to end the “reckless pause” on export approvals for new LNG projects.
Crescent Midstream reportedly explores sale
Pipeline company Crescent Midstream is exploring a sale that could be worth $1.3bn including debt, Bloomberg reported citing anonymous sources.
Biden restricts oil, gas drilling in Alaska’s NPR-A
The Biden administration will ban fresh oil and gas leasing across the National Petroleum Reserve – Alaska (NPR-A), encompassing 5.3mn hectares, in a bid to safeguard wildlife such as caribou and polar bears amid the Arctic's escalating tempera
Halliburton, SLB boost profit in Q1
Wildfires break out in Alberta’s oilpatch
In a first for 2024, wildfires have broken out Canada’s oilpatch, and an evacuation order was announced.
Exxon surpasses Tesla in market value
Exxon Mobil has passed surpassed Tesla, the electric vehicle (EVs) maker, in terms of market value for the first time in over 12 months.
Chevron, Valero to buy crude from Trans Mountain
Chevron and Valero Energy are acquiring oil transported via Canada’s expanded Trans Mountain Pipeline for their California processing facilities, according to a report.
Scarcity & security: European impact of Biden's LNG decision
Biden’s LNG freeze make little sense for both European and the US energy security, and won’t promote a green energy transition.
Deadline set for Citgo's US refining asset bids
Potential buyers vying for Citgo's US refining assets must submit offers by June 11 for the company's 805,000 barrel per day refining capacity and associated assets, with a tentative sale hearing slated for July 15.
Biden reimposes oil sanctions on Venezuela
The US will re-impose sanctions on Venezuela’s oil and gas sector because President Nicolás Maduro’s socialist regime has “fallen short” on commitments to hold free and fair presidential elections, said the US State Department on April 17.
LamAmOil: Biden reimposes oil sanctions on Venezuela
ExxonMobil executives earn salary increases as Stabroek Block output boosts profits
ExxonMobil's profits from its operations in Guyana's Stabroek Block have translated into hefty salary increases for its top executives, Kaieteur News reported, with chairman and CEO Darren Woods set to earn an additional $94,000 annually.
Canada M&As could rise in 2024
The spate of US mergers and acquisitions (M&As) in oil and gas could spread to north of the border, but not at the same scale.
LNG reigns supreme in low-carbon bunkering
Biden dramatically increases drilling costs for federal onshore land
The Biden administration has hiked the cost of bonds that companies must buy to drill on public land from $10,000 per lease to $150,000. The old rate had been established in 1960.
Biden may adopt rule to block a swathe of Arctic oil drilling
The Biden administration may soon block drilling on more than half of 93,078 km2 on Alaska’s North Slope – the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska – a tract that was originally set aside for oil development.
'Zombie fires' still smoulder near oil and gas wells in western Canada
Smouldering fires left from last year’s devastating wildfires are threatening western Canada’s oil and gas wells.
Pieridae seeks to offload Goldboro permits after halting plans for LNG terminal
Calgary-headquartered Pieridae Energy has filed a request to the utility and review board in Nova Scotia for permission to sell its permits to Ireland’s Simply Blue Group to construct the Goldboro LNG terminal on Nova Scotia’s eastern shore.
Gas consumption at Freeport LNG near zero for 5 straight days
America's second-largest LNG export terminal Freeport LNG went its fifth straight day on April 15 of near zero gas consumption.
US Treasury extends Citgo creditor protection amid Venezuela debt talks
The US Treasury Department has granted an extension until mid-August for a licence safeguarding Venezuela-owned oil refiner Citgo Petroleum from creditors aiming to enforce judgments related to past expropriations and debt defaults.
Equinor to swap onshore assets in the US, pay $500mn to EQT
Equinor will swap its operated assets in the Marcellus and Utica shale plays and pay $500mn cash to EQT for 40% of EQT’s non-operated assets in the Northern Marcellus shale
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