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API sues over Biden’s five-year offshore oil and gas leasing plan
The American Petroleum Institute has sued over the most recent offshore leading plan of the administration of President Joe Biden.
US House of Representatives passes bill to reverse Biden's LNG pause
The US House of Representatives will hold a vote on February 16 on a bill that would remove LNG export reviews from the remit of the Department of Energy, Republican lawmakers announced.
NorthAmOil: Carbon capture “fails” says Australian mining titan, Woodmac report casts doubt on giant Canada project
Carbon capture “fails” says Australian mining titan, Woodmac report casts doubt on giant Canada project
Carbon capture is a technology that “fails”, says billionaire Andrew Forrest, executive chairman of Fortescue Metals of Australia. The titan of the metals mining and green energy company was recently addressing the IEA's 50th anniversary meeting.
Chesapeake, Delfin and Gunvor sign long-term LNG deal
Chesapeake Energy, Delfin LNG and Gunvor Group announced on February 13 that the companies have entered into a long-term LNG export contract, which involves a sales and purchase agreement.
US court auction for Citgo encounters bid challenges
In a significant turn of events, the US court auction determining the destiny of Houston-based and Venezuelan state-owned oil refiner Citgo Petroleum has witnessed bids leveraging claims instead of cash.
Energy Transfer opens talks with Woodside on potential stake in Lake Charles project
US firm Energy Transfer has begun discussions with Australia’s Woodside Energy Group on the potential sale of a stake in the company’s Lake Charles LNG facility in Louisiana.
Oil and gas companies to invest over $1 trillion in the next decade expanding production
A report from climate campaign group Global Witness reveals that the fossil fuel sector is anticipated to allocate more than $1 trillion worldwide over the next decade for the expansion of natural gas production.
Shale production buoys supermajors, Chevron sees Permian production booming
Booming US oil production has buoyed supermajors ExxonMobil and Chevron to their second-largest profits in a decade.
Appeals court mulls Biden’s approval of Willow
An appeals court panel in San Francisco is reviewing whether to uphold the Biden administration’s approval of the ConocoPhillips Willow oil project in Alaska.
Shareholder activists withdraw climate resolution, but ExxonMobil fights on
Exxon Mobil is taking a hard line against ESG shareholder activists, even though they withdrew a climate resolution. In a continuation of the fight against ESG interventions, ExxonMobil sued in late January.
Devon Energy is trying to acquire Enerplus, says report
Devon Energy has made a bid to acquire Enerplus, which has a market value of $3bn, Reuters said, citing anonymous sources.
US tightens air quality standards for soot, and oil and gas industry objects
The US Environmental Protection Agency has cut the amount of soot pollution that can be emitted by 25%, from a level of 12 micrograms per cubic metre to 9 micrograms per cubic metre.
Alberta: federal emissions cap could impose a $1 trillion hit on Canada’s economy
Draft regulations regarding Canada’s federal emissions cap are expected to be published this spring, with final regulations to follow in 2025.
Equinor’s Bay du Nord soars past 1.3bn barrels of reserves
The Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Offshore Petroleum Board (C-NLOPB) has updated its estimate of producible oil from Equinor’s Cambriol G-92 discovery to 340mn barrels.
Tellurian may sell Haynesville assets to finance Driftwood LNG
Tellurian has asked its financial advisor, Lazard, to explore opportunities for the sale of the company's upstream business in the Haynesville shale in Louisiana and Texas.
Moody’s expects Red Sea disruptions to cause oil price volatility
Ongoing tensions in the Red Sea may lead to volatility of oil prices amid trade disruptions in the area and elevated shipping, insurance and freight costs.
US reports lower LNG exports in January amid cold weather and outages
US LNG exports fell in January to 8.3mn tonnes, slipping from a record output of 8.7mn in December, according to ship tracking data from the London Stock Exchange.
Republicans attempt to overturn Biden’s halt on LNG export approvals
US House Republicans are seeking to reverse the Biden administration’s pause on US LNG export approvals with legislation introduced on February 1 that calls for LNG export reviews to be removed from the Department of Energy’s authority.
US to seize over 500,000 barrels of Iranian illegally trafficked oil
The US Justice Department said that it was seizing more than 500,000 barrels of sanctioned Iranian crude oil that American officials said was illegally trafficked to provide funding for the country's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Biden’s LNG pause rattles Canadian producers, could create opportunities
The US pause on LNG exports has rattled Canadian producers, who fear that Canada and British Columbia (BC) could follow suit. But some say the pause actually creates opportunities, since Canada already considers emissions when assessing permits.
Last-minute delays plague Trans Mountain, AIMCo may buy stake
Last-minute delays are plaguing the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project in Canada.
EnCap mulls $5-bn sale of Grayson Mill
EnCap Investments is considering a sale of shale producer Grayson Mill Energy. The Bakken-oriented privately held oil and gas producer – one of the largest in the play – may be worth about $5bn, including debt.
FTC to probe Occidental, CrownRock merger
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) will scrutinise Occidental Petroleum Corp’s pending $12bn purchase of CrownRock, announced in December.
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