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Biden urged by natural gas coalition to avoid pausing LNG export approvals
US President Joe Biden has been urged by a group of natural gas producers and pipeline companies to reconsider against any action to pause US LNG export approvals.
Trans Mountain on track for Q1 start-up after regulator approves variance
The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion has gained a key approval from the Canada Energy Regulator.
US Treasury grants Citgo temporary reprieve amidst auction proceedings
The US Treasury Department announced on January 16 the extension of temporary protection for Citgo Petroleum, shielding it from creditors until mid-April.
NorthAmOil: Talos to purchase QuarterNorth for $1.29bn
Talos to purchase QuarterNorth for $1.29bn
Houston-based Talos Energy will buy QuarterNorth Energy for $1.29bn cash and stock
Arctic freeze squeezes Bakken output by 40%, pushes Texas refineries offline
America’s Arctic freeze has shut in crude output in North Dakota, pushed refineries offline on the Gulf Coast and reduced LNG feedgas.
Biden proposes methane fees for oil and gas facilities
In a ground-breaking move, the Biden administration has proposed fees for oil and gas companies to address excessive methane emissions.
Tourmaline signs long-term LNG deal with Trafigura
Calgary-headquartered Tourmaline has reached a long-term LNG deal with commodity trading firm Trafigura, the two companies revealed on January 16.
US LNG exports to Asia stymied by Panama Canal drought, Red Sea attacks
LNG exports from the US to Asia are facing longer journeys because of limited shipping through the drought-stricken Panama Canal and Houthi attacks on cargo ships in the Red Sea.
Mexico Pacific inks additional long-term sales and purchase deal with ExxonMobil
LNG developer Mexico Pacific agreed with US oil major ExxonMobil to an additional long-term sales and purchase agreement on January 16 for a further 1.2mn tonnes per year of LNG from its Saguaro Energia project.
Venezuelan opposition-led PDV navigates talks with Citgo creditors amidst looming US auction risks
Deer Park refinery in Texas is a bright spot for Pemex
Biden reportedly weighs stricter climate rules for new LNG exports
The Biden administration is reviewing the climate criteria for approval of new or expanded LNG export facilities, according to reports.
Chesapeake to buy Southwestern for $7.4bn
Chesapeake Energy will buy Southwestern Energy in an all-stock transaction worth $7.4bn, making Chesapeake the largest US natural gas producer overtaking EQT Corp.
Exxon Mobil, Chevron to take up to $6.6bn in write-downs
ExxonMobil and Chevron – the two largest US oil companies – are taking multi-billion-dollar impairment charges to assets in the fourth quarter. This is in large part because of problems in California, they said.
US oil production still climbing despite drilling slowdown
US oil production will reach new highs in 2024 and 2025, forecasts the US government. That is although drilling is slowing down and some fear that the shale revolution is dimming.
APA to acquire Callon Petroleum for $4.5bn
APA Corp. will buy Callon Petroleum Co., a Permian Basin shale oil driller, for $2.6bn. APA says it will retire Callon’s $1.9bn in debt, giving the all-stock transaction a value of around $4.5bn.
REM: Lobbying under way as US clean hydrogen rules in debate
Lobbying under way as US clean hydrogen rules in debate
A public hearing will be held in late March on the US Treasury Department’s new and controversial clean hydrogen guidance, unveiled just before Christmas. And fierce lobbying is now under way to try and influence the final rules.
Venezuela denounces US Supreme Court decision on Citgo auction
Venezuela's government rebuffed the recent acceptance by the US Supreme Court for ten additional creditors to partake in the proceeds distribution arising from the auction of Citgo shares, the US-based subsidiary of the state-owned PDVSA.
US tops global LNG exports in 2023 with record year
The US was the world’s largest exporter of LNG in 2023 with record exports pushing it ahead of the other LNG heavyweights Qatar and Australia. Shipments of the super-chilled fuel climbed by 14.7% in 2023 to reach a record high of 88.9mn tonnes.
Cedar LNG selects Samsung Heavy Industries and Black & Veatch for FLNG unit
Cedar LNG has awarded an engineering, procurement and construction contract to US LNG infrastructure company Black & Veatch and South Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries for the construction and delivery of the project’s floating LNG unit.
Shell supports BP in dispute with Venture Global over LNG deliveries
The long-running dispute between US gas upstart Venture Global LNG and several contractual customers has taken another escalation with Shell filing a letter to US energy regulators on January 2.
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