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Exxon seeks arbitration in Chevron take-over of Hess
ExxonMobil has filed for arbitration to claims rights in the Chevron take -over of Hess, including Hess’ valuable rights to 30% of the Stabroek Block project off Guyana.
Enbridge to invest $500 mn to bolster Gulf of Mexico presence
Pipeline operator Enbridge will spend $500mn to improve its pipelines and storage and storage assets to bolster its US Gulf Coast operations.
Trans Mountain to start line fill next month
Canada’s Trans Mountain Expansion (TMX) much-delayed pipeline will start line fill in April, says MEG Energy Corp.
Bill introduced to ban LNG exports to four countries, China included
Democratic Senators Sherrod Brown of Ohio and Jeff Merkley of Oregon have introduced the Protecting American Households From Rising Energy Costs Act.
Chevron unveils first solar-to-hydrogen production project, idles two Midwest biodiesel plants
Chevron New Energies, a division of Chevron, announced it is developing a 5-MW hydrogen production project in California’s Central Valley.
SEC issues new climate rule
A new rule in the US will require all publicly traded companies to disclose ways in which climate change poses significant risks to their business.
US supplies almost half of Europe’s LNG imports in 2023
The US was Europe’s top supplier of LNG in 2023, marking the third consecutive year it has held that title according to new data from gas intelligence firm CEDIGAZ.
Tellurian expects financing decision on Driftwood this year
Houston-based LNG developer Tellurian expects a final investment decision to be made before the end of the year on Driftwood LNG plants 1 and 2.
Venezuela grapples with shipping delays as oil exports inch up amidst US sanctions return fears
Venezuela’s oil exports edged up in February to approximately 670,000 barrels per day, yet persistent shipping delays exacerbated a backlog of tankers awaiting loading, as per documents and vessel tracking data.
Exxon, CNOOC may derail Chevron’s $53bn bid for Hess
In a surprise move, ExxonMobil and China National Offshore Oil Corp. are asserting that they have the right to pre-empt Chevron’s purchase of Hess’ stake in the prolific deep-water offshore Stabroek field off Guyana.
Trans Mountain Expansion cost estimate balloons again
The expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline will cost around $2.3bn more than the owner had previously reported in May.
US gas prices fall to more than a quarter-century low
The US benchmark Henry Hub daily natural gas price averaged $1.50 per mmBtu on February 20.
Wall Street regulator to vote on climate disclosure rules on March 6
The US Securities and Exchange Commission will vote on March 6 on adopting a proposed new climate rule on whether companies must disclose climate risks for the first time.
Industry group forecasts $29.9bn spending for Canadian oil, gas sector in 2024
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) forecasts capital expenditures for Canada’s upstream oil and gas sector will reach CAD40.6bn ($29.9bn) in 2024, rising slightly from an estimated actual investment of CAD39bn for 2023.
Hydrogen could have much bigger climate impact than thought, study suggests
Deploying 'clean' hydrogen could lead to significantly different climate outcomes depending on often-overlooked factors in climate impact evaluations.
Cheniere Energy lowers profit forecast for 2024
Cheniere Energy, the largest LNG producer in the US, revealed on February 22 on a conference call that it has lowered the firm’s profit forecast for 2024
Venezuela's PDVSA bonds plunge as New York court ruling casts doubt on validity
State-controlled Petroleos de Venezuela SA bonds plunged following a ruling by New York State's highest court that Venezuelan law will govern the validity of the debt.
NorthAmOil: New era of M&As ushers in ‘Shale 4.0’
New era of M&As ushers in ‘Shale 4.0’, says Rystad
Rystad says that the new “upper-echelon tier” of Permian exploration and production (E&P) players – following Exxon’s purchase of shale driller Pioneer Natural Resources – ushers in Shale 4.0, a new era of unprecedented dealmaking for shale.
Occidental mulls $20bn sale of Western Midstream
Occidental Petroleum is considering selling Western Midstream Partners, a gas-oriented pipeline operator with a market value of almost $20bn, according to sources quoted by Reuters on February 20.
Chesapeake to slash output by almost 20%
Chord, Enerplus to merge into $11bn Bakken-focused company
Chord Energy Corp. and Enerplus Corp. have agreed to combine in an $11bn stock and cash deal. They will focus on the Williston Basin in North Dakota, Montana and neighbouring Canadian provinces.
Oil, gas companies relinquish all permits off Canada's Pacific coast
Oil companies have voluntarily relinquished all oil and gas permits for the federal waters off Canada’ s Pacific coast. Energy and Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson announced what he called a milestone on February 21.
Chicago sues oil companies over climate change damage
Chicago has sued six oil companies and the US’s main oil trade group, alleging that they had funded and planned a campaign of climate change denial that directly affects the city’s residents.
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