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US supermajor Chevron outlines focus on cash flow growth
US-based supermajor Chevron unveiled its plans for the next five years at its investor day on November 12.
Venture Global announces three LNG offtake deals in a week
US LNG exporter Venture Global has struck three separate offtake agreements in the past week.
Baytex exiting Eagle Ford to focus on Canada
Canada’s Baytex Energy has agreed to sell its assets in the US’ Eagle Ford shale to an unnamed buyer for CAD3.25bn ($2.305bn) in cash.
Venezuela’s oil lifeline falters as US military pressure mounts
Venezuela’s oil industry, the backbone of its economy and once the envy of Latin America, is buckling under the combined weight of US sanctions, falling prices, and internal dysfunction
Pakistan's top refiner plans more US crude imports
Pakistan’s largest oil refiner, Cnergyico PK Limited, is considering additional imports of crude oil from the United States after receiving its second shipment of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude
Gold Reserve takes Rusoro to court over dispute in auction for Venezuela’s Citgo
Canadian miner Gold Reserve Inc. has initiated legal proceedings in Delaware against Rusoro Mining Ltd., claiming the firm breached a consortium agreement connected to their joint participation in the auction for PDV Holding Inc.
Energy Transfer seeks equity partners for Lake Charles facility
Energy Transfer will not move ahead with a final investment decision for its Lake Charles LNG facility until at least 80% of the project has been sold to equity partners.
Petronas ramps up Canadian LNG imports signing deal with Cedar LNG
Malaysia’s state-run firm is becoming a bigger player in the fledgling Canadian LNG market.
Trump signals possible India visit amid evolving energy pivot
The US President, Donald Trump, has indicated that he may visit India next year, signalling a potential deepening of ties between Washington and New Delhi and raising questions over energy and geopolitical strategy.
BP to sell US onshore midstream assets for $1.5bn
BP has agreed to sell non-controlling interests in Permian and Eagle Ford midstream assets owned by its BPX Energy unit to funds managed by Sixth Street for around $1.5bn.
Ovintiv to acquire NuVista as interest in Canadian oil and gas opportunities rises
Ovintiv has agreed to acquire Canada’s NuVista Energy for around $2.7bn.
US natural gas pipeline exports to Mexico hit all-time August high of 6.47bn cubic metres
Pipeline imports of natural gas from the United States into Mexico established an unprecedented August record at 6.47bn cubic metres, representing a 3.6% advance from the prior year's 6.25bn cubic metres and marking the highest monthly volume ever
Is Venezuela's resource wealth Trump's real target?
The escalating tensions between Washington and Caracas have renewed scrutiny of what some analysts believe may be the true objective behind the Trump administration's aggressive posture: access to Venezuela's extraordinary natural resource wealth.
US shale players SM Energy, Civitas announce merger
Two US shale producers, SM Energy and Civitas Resources, agreed this week to an all-stock merger that will create a company worth $12.8bn, inclusive of each company’s net debt.
US pressure on Maduro has little effect on oil markets
Despite holding the world’s largest crude reserves, Venezuela remains largely irrelevant to global energy markets, with output near its lowest in a century
Chevron balances Trump’s Venezuela pressure with century-old stakes
Chevron’s renewed foothold in Venezuela has become a geopolitical tightrope as US military tensions with Caracas escalate.
Woodside secures Williams backing for Louisiana LNG
As part of the agreement, Woodside has sold a 10% stake in Louisiana LNG and an 80% stake in Driftwood Pipeline to Williams for $250mn.
Iraq’s Basra oil prices drop amid global market decline
Iraq’s Basra crude prices slipped alongside global oil losses, pressured by growing risk aversion across financial markets, a firmer US dollar, and data indicating a rise in US crude inventories.
Maduro regime accused of using crypto to evade sanctions
The NGO Transparency Venezuela reported that the regime’s so-called national cryptocurrency system—touted as a symbol of “digital sovereignty”—was in fact used to disguise embezzlement and illegal oil sales between 2017 and 2025
Venezuela’s oil exports slide 26% in October as diluent supplies tighten
The decline followed a five-year export high in September, when stable crude output of roughly 1.1mn barrels a day and steady inflows of light crude and naphtha—mainly from Russia—had bolstered production
Chevron CEO defends continued operations in Venezuela
In an interview with CNBC, Chevron Corp.’s Chief Executive Officer Mike Wirth said Venezuelan heavy crude remains vital for US refineries
Chevron balances Trump’s Venezuela pressure with century-old stakes
Chevron, which employs 3,000 people locally, said its priority is “the safety of our personnel, the communities in which we operate, the environment and the integrity of our joint-venture assets.”
Venezuelan oil shipments to US rebound sharply after Trump’s regulatory easing
Data from the Energy Information Administration show that shipments jumped to 39,000 barrels per day in August, up 550% from July’s record low
Chevron CEO reportedly says negotiations with Kazakhstan off to “good start”
Chevron’s discussions with the government of Kazakhstan on an extension of its operating concession have begun on a positive note, Upstream reported on November 3, citing the company’s CEO Mike Wirth, who spoke during a quarterly earnings call.
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