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Chesapeake hit by quarterly loss
Chesapeake Energy reported its results for the fourth quarter of 2019 this week, with its quarterly and annual losses illustrating how the low commodity price is hammering some shale producers.
Cheniere’s profits balanced by demand concerns
LNG exporter Cheniere Energy has reported rising profits, but has also issued a warning about slowing demand for the fuel in Asia.
Teck withdraws oil sands application prior to federal decision
Canada’s Teck Resources has withdrawn its application to build the Frontier oil sands mine, just days before the federal government was due to make a decision on the project.
South Korea leans more heavily on US oil
South Korea’s imports of crude oil from the US more than doubled in 2019 as refiners sought to diversify their supply portfolios and 2020 is expected to follow a similar trend.
North Dakota continues to struggle with flaring
Flaring of associated natural gas production continues to pose challenges in North Dakota’s Bakken play, with efforts to reduce the practice falling short of state targets.
TC Energy talks up gas pipeline expansion plans
Canada’s TC Energy has said that it will continue to invest in expanding its gas pipeline network across North America but remains cautious on the Keystone XL oil pipeline.
Shale producer results start to roll in
A handful of shale producers released their results for the fourth quarter of 2019 this week, with more set to follow and several trends already emerging.
EIA forecasts slow short-term shale growth
The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) has forecast that short-term output growth will be slow across the country’s leading shale regions between this month and next.
Enbridge to acquire Rio Bravo pipeline from NextDecade
Enbridge has struck a deal to buy the planned Rio Bravo gas pipeline, which will supply the proposed Rio Grande LNG project, from NextDecade.
Coastal GasLink pipeline fight intensifies
Protests against the planned Coastal GasLink pipeline have escalated, disrupting transport networks across Canada in solidarity with hereditary chiefs of a British Columbia First Nation that oppose the project.
US seeks to carve out space for LNG in Europe
Shell boosts Permian production
Royal Dutch Shell increased its production in the Permian Basin – the US’ most productive shale region – to 250,000 barrels per day in December 2019.
Suncor loss widens on impairment charge
Suncor Energy has reported a wider quarterly loss compared to what it achieved a year ago, with the result affected by a one-time impairment charge.
Noble takes $1.2bn charge related to Eagle Ford assets
US independent Noble Energy has taken a $1.16bn charge related to its assets in the Eagle Ford shale play in South Texas.
US DoE approves export licences for four Texas LNG projects
The US Department of Energy issued four licences this week covering LNG exports from proposed facilities in Texas to countries with which the US does not have a free-trade agreement.
Trans Mountain expansion cost jumps to $9.5bn
The cost of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion has risen two-thirds to $9.5bn following extensive delays and changes to the scope of the project.
Tellurian, Petronet reportedly ready to sign deal
The US’ Tellurian and India’s Petronet, the country’s leading gas importer, are reportedly preparing to sign a $2.5bn LNG deal later this month.
East European countries to prepare grids for US LNG
EIA sets out 2020 vision
The US Energy Information Administration has released its Annual Energy Outlook for 2020, outlining its expectations for how energy trends will play out over the next 30 years.
Death toll from Chesapeake well explosion rises to three
Local media in Texas have reported that a third person has died following an explosion at a well site operated by Chesapeake Energy near Deanville, in Burleson County.
Edge LNG to liquefy, ship gas from second Marcellus project
Edge LNG has been awarded a contract by a major Marcellus producer to capture and liquefy gas from its stranded wells in Pennsylvania’s Tioga County.
Standoff over Mainline plan continues
Some Canadian producers that remain opposed to Enbridge's plan to change how it allocates space on its Mainline system are asking for the proposal to be rejected.
Super-majors post disappointing fourth-quarter results
Chevron and ExxonMobil have posted their fourth-quarter results, with both companies reporting lower earnings compared to the same quarter a year ago.
Oil sands investment forecast to rise for first time since 2014
A Canadian industry group has projected that investment into Alberta’s oil sands will rise this year, for the first time since oil prices collapsed in 2014.
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