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Canada forecast to see 2021 drilling rebound after 2020 lows
Data from the Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors show that 2020 will be the worst year on record for drilling in the country, but the group forecasts a slight rebound in 2021.
Finally, an FID for ECA LNG
ECA LNG, Sempra’s joint venture with its Mexican subsidiary IEnova, has become the first party to push an LNG export project to the FID stage since the beginning of 2020.
Ovintiv reportedly puts Eagle Ford assets up for sale
Denver-based Ovintiv – which was formerly based in Calgary and known as Encana – has reportedly put its assets in the Eagle Ford shale up for sale.
Gulfport files for bankruptcy protection
Shale gas producer Gulfport Energy has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, joining the growing list of bankruptcies that have resulted from this year’s industry downturn.
Tellurian reportedly in supply talks with Asian buyers
US-based Tellurian is reportedly in talks with unidentified Asian buyers to sell almost half of its output from its proposed Driftwood LNG terminal on the Gulf Coast.
CCS technology gains momentum
NRG: Fading optimism
Enbridge sets net-zero emissions target
Calgary-based Enbridge has joined the growing list of energy companies to adopt a target of net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Cenovus to sell Marten Hills oil assets in Alberta
Cenovus Energy announced this week that it had struck a deal to sell its Marten Hills oil assets in northern Alberta to Headwater Exploration for cash and common share equity consideration of around CAD100mn ($76mn) in total.
Oil and gas industry starts preparing for Biden presidency
Joe Biden’s apparent victory in the US presidential election has implications for the oil and gas industry.
Occidental posts larger-than-expected loss, sets net-zero target
Occidental Petroleum has reported a net loss of $3.8bn, or $4.07 per diluted share, for the third quarter of 2020, and has also unveiled a target of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions, including Scope 3 emissions from its customers.
Latin America experts see Biden pushing Mexico on US energy investments
Several Latin America observers have speculated that US President-elect Joe Biden may push harder than the incumbent Donald Trump to uphold the interests of US companies seeking to invest in Mexico’s energy sector.
Progress in US-China LNG trade as first new deal is unveiled
China’s Foran Energy Group has agreed to buy 26 cargoes from US LNG exporter Cheniere Energy in a move that signals improving trade relations between the two countries.
EIA: Value of US petroleum exports to Mexico approached record high in 2019
US producers exported almost $34bn worth of crude oil, petroleum products and natural gas to Mexico last year, slightly lower than the record high registered in 2018, according to Census Bureau data cited by the US Energy Information Administration.
ICE signs MoU to consider using Murban futures for US crude sales to Asia
The Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) has signed a memorandum of understanding with Chevron, Occidental Petroleum and Trafigura on using the upcoming Murban futures contract to price US crude oil being sent to Asia.
NRG: COVID-19 vaccine lifts hopes
Uncertainty for oil and gas as US awaits election result
Democrat Joe Biden was narrowly in the lead as of November 5, but the outcome of the US presidential election remained uncertain
Tourmaline makes two acquisitions
Canada’s Tourmaline Oil has agreed to acquire Jupiter Resources in an all-stock deal valued at around CAD626mn ($480mn) and has already acquired Modern Resources in a cash and stock deal worth CAD144mn ($110mn).
Chevron, ExxonMobil report third-quarter losses
US-based super-majors Chevron and ExxonMobil have reported their results for the third quarter of 2020, with both announcing losses as they continue to be affected by the industry downturn and ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Diamondback not seeking to add scale through acquisition
Diamondback Energy’s CEO, Travis Stice, said during his company’s third-quarter earnings call that the firm saw no need to purchase a competitor in order to boost its performance.
MPLX starts up main segment of Wink-to-Webster pipeline
MPLX said this week that it had brought the main segment of its Wink-to-Webster oil pipeline in Texas into service.
Engie backs out of proposed US LNG deal
French utility Engie has abandoned talks with US-based NextDecade over a proposed LNG supply deal involving gas from the planned Rio Grande LNG terminal in South Texas.
i3 shares rise after UK junior "envisages" maiden dividend
NRG: Balancing optimism with caution
US extends handful of LNG export authorisations
Last week, the government of US President Donald Trump extended the terms of several long-term LNG export authorisations until 2050. This was followed by the extension of three further export authorisations until 2050 this week.
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