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Stakeholder Midstream receives EPA approval for Permian carbon sequestration project
Stakeholder Midstream has received approval from the US Environmental Protection Agency for its monitoring, reporting and verification plan relating to a carbon dioxide sequestration project in the Permian Basin.
Tourmaline, Kelt shut in gas production on weak pricing
Two Canadian natural gas producers, Tourmaline Oil and Kelt Exploration, said on September 12 that they had temporarily reduced their output after pipeline bottlenecks caused Western Canadian gas prices to collapse.
Cheniere unveils long-term growth plans
US LNG producer Cheniere Energy has unveiled long-term plans to expand its liquefaction capacity while also raising its financial guidance for 2022.
Biden administration proposes tightening of offshore drilling safety rules
The administration of US President Joe Biden has proposed stricter offshore drilling safety measures that are aimed at preventing oil spills and protecting workers and the environment.
Gulf lease sale results reinstated
The results of a federal lease sale that took place in the US Gulf of Mexico in November 2021 have been reinstated, with leases awarded to the operators that were the highest valid bidders at the time.
NorthAmOil: Tamarack Valley to become largest Clearwater producer with Deltastream acquisition
Tamarack Valley Energy has agreed to acquire privately held Deltastream Energy for CAD1.43bn ($1.07bn).
Tamarack Valley to become largest Clearwater producer with Deltastream acquisition
Tamarack Valley Energy has agreed to acquire privately held Deltastream Energy for CAD1.43bn ($1.07bn).
Crestwood to exit Marcellus with midstream sale
Crestwood Equity Partners has agreed to sell its gas-gathering and compression assets in the Marcellus shale to Antero Midstream for $205mn in cash.
NorthAmOil: EQT announces $5.2bn Appalachian acquisition
Shale gas producer EQT said this week that it had entered into an agreement with THQ Appalachia I and THQ-XcL Holdings I to acquire Tug Hill’s upstream operations and XcL’s midstream gathering and processing assets.
Woodside signs binding supply agreements with Commonwealth LNG
A Woodside Energy subsidiary, Woodside Energy Trading Singapore, has converted its non-binding heads of agreement deals with the US’ Commonwealth LNG into two binding sale and purchase agreements.
War in Ukraine continues to influence global LNG flows
China is snapping up discounted Russian LNG, while also diverting some cargoes to other countries, and the US continues to target European buyers.
Judge rules Line 5 can stay open despite trespassing on tribal land
A US federal judge has ruled that Enbridge’s Line 5 pipeline is allowed to remain open, despite trespassing on tribal land in Wisconsin.
EPA denies Cheniere request for exemption from pollution rule
The US Environmental Protection Agency said this week that it had denied a request from LNG producer Cheniere Energy to exempt turbines at its two liquefaction terminals from a pollution rule.
Sitio to buy Brigham in $1.5bn mineral and royalty merger
Sitio Royalties announced this week that it had agreed to acquire Brigham Minerals in an all-stock merger valued at around $1.5bn.
EQT announces $5.2bn Appalachian acquisition
Shale gas producer EQT said this week that it had entered into an agreement with THQ Appalachia I and THQ-XcL Holdings I to acquire Tug Hill’s upstream operations and XcL’s midstream gathering and processing assets.
OPEC+ reverses recent addition with first cut in 18 months
NorthAmOil: Cheniere outlines further expansion plans for Corpus Christi LNG
Cheniere Energy intends to add further capacity to its Corpus Christi LNG export terminal in Texas, beyond the 10mn tonne per year expansion that is currently under construction at the plant.
Texas family reportedly considering sale of Permian land
The family that owns the 70,000-acre (283-square km) Mabee Ranch in Texas is reportedly exploring options for the land, including a sale.
US DoI awards initial funds for plugging of orphan wells
The US Department of the Interior announced this week that it had awarded an initial $560mn to 24 states from funds allocated under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for work on plugging, capping and reclaiming orphan wells.
Alberta reports oil price boost for provincial budget
The Alberta government has said it anticipates a far larger budget surplus than previously expected, while producers are paying off oil sands projects earlier than planned.
Canada invokes pipeline treaty again to protect Enbridge’s Line 5
The Canadian government has invoked a 1977 pipeline treaty in a bid to avoid the shutdown of Enbridge’s Line 5 540,000 barrel per day pipeline for the second time in less than a year.
BP brings Whiting refinery production units back online
BP is reported to be restarting production units at its Whiting refinery that went offline last week following a fire.
ExxonMobil strikes deals to offload non-core assets
ExxonMobil has struck a deal to sell its Fayetteville shale assets in Arkansas to Flywheel Energy. Separately, ExxonMobil and Shell have agreed to sell Aera Energy to international asset management group IKAV.
Cheniere outlines further expansion plans for Corpus Christi LNG
Cheniere Energy has outlined plans to add further capacity to its Corpus Christi LNG export terminal in Texas, beyond the 10mn tonne per year expansion that is currently under construction at the plant.
NorthAmOil: Shell, Energy Transfer sign Lake Charles LNG offtake agreement
Shell and Energy Transfer have signed a 20-year sales and purchase agreement for 2.1mn tonnes per year of LNG produced at the planned Lake Charles LNG project in Louisiana.
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