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Managing methane emissions in the Trump era: interview
Beyond an earnest desire to minimise the environmental impact of operations, it also pays for investors to take the issue seriously, Clayton Nash, the director of emissions solutions at Colorado-based Tegre, tells Newsbase.
Taiwan looks to cut US trade deficit with more LNG imports
As with most other US trading partners, Taiwan has been hit with an increase in tariffs by US President Donald Trump. To avoid those tariffs, Taiwan is proposing larger purchases of US LNG.
Canada's Poilievre pledges rapid resource project approvals as industry treads cautiously
The leader of Canada’s Conservative Party, Pierre Poilievre, who is running for Prime Minister, pledged this week to “rapidly” approve 10 major resource projects in the country if he is elected.
Venezuela’s oil sector navigates US sanctions, tariffs
Brookfield to buy Colonial Pipeline for $9bn
Brookfield Infrastructure Partners has struck a deal, alongside its institutional partners, to acquire 100% of the midstream asset portfolio Colonial Enterprises, including Colonial Pipeline, for $9bn.
Chevron reportedly planning to triple-frack half of Permian wells
US supermajor Chevron is reportedly planning to use a technique known as triple-frack, which allows it to fracture three wells at a time, across a growing share of its Permian Basin operations.
Taiwan eyes Alaska LNG project with investment limit
Taiwan is evaluating a potential investment in an Alaskan liquefied natural gas (LNG) project, with any stake limited to below 50%, according to Minister of Economic Affairs Kuo Jyh-huei.
Trump pauses tariffs for 90 days, Colombia still vulnerable
Although oil had been exempted from the 10% tariff on Colombia’s US imports, the Latin American country remains vulnerable.
Mexico explores fracking expansion to cut US gas dependence amidst tense trade relations
Mexico is considering boosting domestic fracking to cut its heavy reliance on US natural gas imports amid tense trade relations
Matador exits Eagle Ford to focus on Delaware Basin amid “turbulent times”
Matador Resources has sold its remaining two acreage positions in the Eagle Ford shale.
Chinese buyers resell US LNG cargoes amid tariff war
Chinese purchasers of LNG are reselling cargoes shipped from US LNG terminals as trade tensions escalate between Washington and Beijing.
Asia’s thirst for LNG to drive global demand rise
Global LNG demand is set to soar over the next two decades, sparked by Asia’s growing appetite for the super-chilled fuel.
INTERVIEW: US LNG enters pivotal stage
Charlie Riedl, executive director of the US LNG Center, speaks with us about the outlook for America's LNG sector as Donald Trump begins reshaping the US oil and gas industry and global trade.
Woodside sells 40% stake in Louisiana LNG to investor Stonepeak for $5.7bn
Australia’s Woodside Energy has reached agreement to sell a 40% interest in its Louisiana LNG facility to infrastructure investor Stonepeak for $5.7bn.
Mexico explores fracking expansion to cut US gas dependence
Mexico has begun preliminary discussions with private sector companies about increasing fracking to reduce its reliance on US natural gas amid growing trade tensions between the two countries, Reuters reported on April 8.
Mexico’s LNG ambitions face risks from US policy, weather and market volatility
Mexico's booming liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry risks disruption from forces outside its control, including extreme weather and US regulatory decisions.
OPINION: Europe eager to avoid swapping dependence on Russian gas for overreliance on US LNG amid Trump volatility
Europe is caught in a bind: unwilling to commit to gas in the long term, but still heavily reliant on it in the short term; eager to reduce Russian influence, but wary of handing leverage to Washington.
Oil falls 3.75% amid global trade war recession fears
Oil prices fell 3.75% on April 7, continuing last week's losses, as escalating trade tensions between the United States and China fuelled fears of an economic recession that could reduce crude demand.
No new US tariffs on Canada, Mexico oil or gas
President Donald Trump unveiled his “Liberation Day” tariffs on April 2, and the US, Canadian and Mexican oil and gas industries breathed a sigh of relief. No new tariffs have been imposed on oil or gas imports from Canada or Mexico to the US.
US revokes foreign firms’ Venezuela oil licences, Maduro urges them to stay
US authorities have revoked Spanish oil company Repsol's licence to export oil from Venezuela. Similar notifications have been delivered by the Office of Foreign Assets Control to France's Maurel et Prom and Italy's Eni.
Venezuela is latest US-China battleground for oil as Trump unveils more tariffs
Mixed reports have emerged on China's crude oil trade with Venezuela following Trump's directive that any country purchasing Venezuelan oil would face a 25% tariff
Canada's Trans Mountain pipeline to ship less crude than expected
Canada's Trans Mountain oil pipeline will ship less oil than expected from Alberta to the Pacific Coast over the next three years.
Oil prices surge on Trump threat to slap tariffs on Russian oil
Should tariffs come into force, Russian flows to its key customers could drop, tightening supply and potentially prompting OPEC+ to act to stabilise the market, according to Rystad.
Vitol mulls $3bn sale of US shale producer
International commodities trader Vitol is considering the $3bn sale of its remaining US shale business. VTX Energy Partners produces oil and gas from US shale plays.
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