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Hess announces Esox-1 discovery in deepwater Gulf
Hess has announced a discovery with the Esox-1 well offshore Louisiana in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico.
Permian boosts super-majors’ third-quarter performances
ExxonMobil and Chevron both recorded third-quarter drops in their earnings, but saw their performances boosted by activity in the Permian Basin.
Keystone spill puts more pressure on Alberta producers, new pipelines
An outage on the Keystone pipeline system has put more pressure on Alberta’s producers, as well as on operator TC Energy as it tries to win final approval for its Keystone XL expansion.
ExxonMobil reportedly seeking buyer for Billings refinery
ExxonMobil is reportedly seeking a buyer for its Billings, Montana refinery, which processes roughly 60,000 barrels per day, though a company spokesman has dismissed the suggestion.
C&J, Keane shareholders approve $1.8bn merger
Oilfield services firms C&J Energy Services and Keane Group have announced that the shareholders of both companies have approved their proposed all-stock merger.
Equinor contracts DNV GL for Bay du Nord infrastructure certification
Norway’s Equinor has awarded the certifying authority and classification contract for its Bay du Nord field offshore Eastern Canada to DNV GL.
ExxonMobil climate change trial continues
The State of New York’s lawsuit against ExxonMobil, alleging that the super-major knowingly misled investors about the impact of climate change on its business, has entered its second week.
Sempra, Mitsui sign MoU on LNG
Sempra Energy has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Japan’s Mitsui & Co. that covers the latter's participation in two LNG project expansions.
Shale drillers’ access to capital shrinking further
Shale drillers could encounter new challenges as borrowing base redeterminations by banks are expected to shrink the amount of capital available to them further still.
US regulators propose rules for shipping LNG by rail
The US Department of Transportation is moving ahead with a proposal to allow LNG to be shipped by rail in DOT-113 tanker wagons.
DTE buying Haynesville gathering system, pipeline
DTE Midstream, a subsidiary of DTE Energy, has agreed to buy a natural gas-gathering system and pipeline in Louisiana’s Haynesville shale play.
Carlyle Group quits proposed Texas oil export project
Private equity asset management firm the Carlyle Group has dropped out as a participant in Lone Star Ports, which is proposing to build a $1bn crude oil export terminal near Corpus Christi, Texas.
Perry to step down as US Energy Secretary
US Secretary of Energy Rick Perry will step down at the end of the year, after becoming embroiled in the impeachment inquiry being carried out into President Donald Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
Schlumberger, Halliburton report losses as shale slowdown bites
Leading oilfield services firms Schlumberger and Halliburton have both reported declines in quarterly profits, with performance taking a hit in part as a result of the slowdown in shale drilling.
Canada’s energy industry concerned by election result
Canada’s Liberal Party has narrowly held on to power, but will have to rely on the support of the NDP, and potentially the Green Party, in a result that is causing worry for the country’s energy industry.
Pieridae moves closer to building East Coast LNG terminal
Pieridae Energy has completed the purchase of assets from Shell, which secures the majority of the natural gas needed to supply the first train at its proposed Goldboro LNG terminal.
Canadian First Nations show interest in LNG
Four Canadian First Nations in north-west British Columbia have partnered in a climate change initiative that wants to buy into the country’s nascent LNG industry.
All Elba Island units to be in service by mid-2020
Kinder Morgan has said it expects all units at its Elba Island LNG export terminal – which was reported to have entered commercial service last week after several delays – are due to be operational by the first half of 2020.
Goodnight Midstream announces $500mn capital boost
Water infrastructure operator Goodnight Midstream has announced that it has closed a capital investment and an incremental commitment from private equity firm Tailwater Capital.
Indigenous coalition seeking to buy 51% stake in Trans Mountain
The Western Indigenous Pipeline Group, which represents 55 First Nations, has said that it wants to buy a 51% stake in the Trans Mountain pipeline project from the Canadian government.
BP warns of impairment charge related to shale asset sale
Super-major BP has reported that it will record an impairment charge of up to $3bn after agreeing to sell a shale gas asset for less than it was valued on the company’s books.
Norwegian pension fund pulls back from Canada’s oil sands
Norway’s largest pension fund, Kommunal Landspensjonskasse, has dropped four more Canadian energy firms from the list of companies it invests in.
Parsley buying Jagged Peak in Permian mega-merger
Parsley Energy is buying Jagged Peak Energy in a $2.3bn transaction that stands out as one of only a small handful of shale deals this year.
Chevron sets out plan to cut emissions
Chevron has set out new goals to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from both its crude oil and natural gas operations.
Investors reportedly interested in Coastal GasLink stake
Potential investors are reportedly showing an interest in buying a stake in TC Energy’s Coastal GasLink pipeline project.
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