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ExxonMobil considers expanding gas-to-bitcoin pilot to four countries
ExxonMobil is reportedly considering expanding its North Dakota gas-to-bitcoin pilot to Alaska, and internationally to the Qua Iboe terminal in Nigeria and Argentina’s Vaca Muerta shale play, as well as fields in Guyana and Germany.
Fire at ExxonMobil’s Montana refinery shuts down processing units
A fire broke out at ExxonMobil’s Billings refinery near Lockwood, Montana on March 26, forcing several processing units at the plant to be shut down.
Chinese buyers turn to next wave of US LNG projects for supply deals
New supply deals have been struck in recent days between Chinese buyers and developers of yet-to-be-built US LNG export terminals.
Shell starts production at PowerNap project in Gulf
Shell announced on March 29 that it had started production at the PowerNap project in the US Gulf of Mexico.
Tellurian starts construction on Driftwood LNG
US-based Tellurian announced on March 28 that it had kicked off construction on its Driftwood LNG terminal on Louisiana’s Gulf Coast.
OPEC+ kicks off meeting with focus on supplies
Trudeau unveils C$9.1 bn plan to meet 2030 carbon targets
Canada has unveiled a multi-billion dollar plan to cut carbon emissions, including a clean electricity standard (CES). The plan, presented by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, includes C$9.1bn ($7.3bn) in new spending to meet carbon emissions.
NorthAmOil: Shell starts production at PowerNap project in Gulf
Shell announced on March 29 that it had started production at the PowerNap project in the US Gulf of Mexico.
NextDecade, Guangdong Energy sign HoA for LNG supply
US-based NextDecade announced on March 24 that it had signed a binding heads of agreement (HoA) with China’s Guangdong Energy for the supply of LNG from a planned facility on the US Gulf Coast.
US steps up efforts to supply more LNG to Europe
The US has taken further steps to help send more LNG to Europe to replace Russian gas, but its capacity to significantly ramp up exports of the fuel remains limited.
ConocoPhillips reportedly pursuing Anadarko Basin sale
ConocoPhillips is reportedly working with an adviser to sell its gas-producing assets in the Anadarko Basin, which spans North Texas and Western Oklahoma.
Report finds ESG funds preferring Russian to Canadian oil
A new CIBC Capital Markets report has highlighted ESG-focused funds showing a preference for Russian oil and gas investments over Canadian ones.
NFE’s Pennsylvania LNG project paused
New Fortress Energy’s (NFE) $800mn LNG plant in Pennsylvania has been paused, according to environmental groups opposing the project.
Hess to strongly consider fourth rig for North Dakota
Hess has revealed it is giving “strong consideration” to adding a fourth drilling rig next year to its Bakken operations in North Dakota if oil prices remain high.
Occidental signs deal to sell net-zero oil to South Korean refiner
Occidental Petroleum announced this week that it has reached a deal to sell what it described as net-zero oil to South Korea's SK Trading International.
Biden administration to resume federal oil and gas leasing
The administration of US President Joe Biden will resume oil and gas leasing on federal land following a court decision temporarily reinstating a measure that puts a higher price on the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions associated with projects.
NorthAmOil: Biden administration to resume federal oil and gas leasing
The administration of US President Joe Biden will resume oil and gas leasing on federal land following a court decision temporarily reinstating a measure that puts a higher price on the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions associated with projects.
FxPro Group says US restrictions on Russian oil imports could benefit Mexican economy
Cyprus-based FxPro Group Ltd has said that it expects the Mexican economy to reap benefits in the medium term from the US government’s decision to ban imports of Russian crude oil and natural gas.
US grants additional LNG export approvals to Cheniere
The US Department of Energy has authorised additional exports from Cheniere Energy’s two LNG terminals in a move that could benefit Europe.
Canada considers ways to boost crude exports
Canada is examining ways of boosting exports of crude in a bid to help supply challenges caused by countries trying to reduce their reliance on Russian oil.
Range, US Well Services agree to electric fleet extension
US Well Services (USWS), a provider of hydraulic fracturing services, said on March 14 that it had finalised a deal with Appalachian producer Range Resources to extend an existing electric fleet contract that is due to expire this year.
LNG Canada receives first major inlet facilities module
LNG Canada has announced that the first inlet facilities module has arrived at its project site in Kitimat, British Columbia.
ConocoPhillips cuts output at Alaska site on ongoing gas leak
An uncontrolled leak of natural gas at an oil production site operated by ConocoPhillips in Alaska has remained ongoing as of March 16 after being discovered on March 4.
Petroecuador’s oil trading manager says US buyers are eyeing Ecuadorean crude
Ecuador’s national oil company Petroecuador says that the US government’s decision to ban imports of Russian crude has generated new interest in Ecuadorean feedstock among US refiners and traders.
Duque says Colombia can supply oil to US
Colombian President Iván Duque met with US President Joe Biden in Washington last week to discuss energy security amid the ongoing Russian military incursion in Ukraine.
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