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Industry-first technology in US Gulf of Mexico may open ultra-high pressure offshore fields
First oil and gas are now being produced from a field in the US Gulf of Mexico so deep that the equipment must withstand record ultra-high pressures.
Pipeline companies talking to data centres regarding direct gas supply – Bloomberg
US pipeline giants Energy Transfer and Williams Cos. are in talks with operators of energy-hungry data centres about building gas pipelines directly to the centres to feed on-site gas-fired power plants
Occidental beats profit forecasts by 34%
Occidental Petroleum in its second quarter earnings beat Wall Street expectations for profit by 34%.
Canada to fund $8.71mn study into oil sands mines’ impact on Indigenous health
The Canadian federal government will fund an Indigenous-led study into whether and how oil sands development impacts Indigenous health in Alberta. There are fears of increased rates of cancer downstream from oil sands mines.
Tourmaline Oil to acquire Crew Energy in $950mn gas deal
Canada’s Tourmaline Oil will acquire Crew Energy, a Montney shale gas player, for $950mn (CAD1.3bn).
Rivals not expected to challenge Woodside’s bid for Tellurian
Australia’s Woodside Energy is not expected to face any competitor bids in its purchase of US LNG developer Tellurian.
Maduro leaks alleged US-Venezuela deal, oil shipments normal as post-election dispute continues
The Biden administration's strategy for re-engaging with Venezuela has been thrust into the spotlight following a contentious presidential election, with President Nicolas Maduro revealing a previously undisclosed agreement signed in Qatar last year.
Impact of Trans Mountain expansion on crude trade routes remains in flux
The impact of the expansion of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline (TMX) from Alberta to the Pacific remains in flux.
CVR Energy and creditor group lead in $21bn Citgo auction
The hotly contested auction for Citgo Petroleum, Venezuela's prized US refining asset, has entered its final stages with two leading bids emerging, according to people familiar with the matter.
US appeals court scraps regulatory approval of Transco expansion
A US federal appeals court overturned the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s approval of Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Co.’s almost $1bn Regional Energy Access expansion. Transco is a Williams Co subsidiary.
US Court of Appeals vacates permits for two LNG projects
A US Appeals Court vacated federal regulatory permits for Next Decade’s Rio Grande LNG project and Glenfarne’s Texas LNG plant
ExxonMobil posts strong second-quarter earnings driven by Guyana assets
ExxonMobil announced its second-quarter 2024 earnings, reporting $9.24bn for the quarter and $17.5bn for the year to date.
Chevron to move to Texas, earnings miss projections, Guyana arbitration delayed
US oil supermajor Chevron will move its head office from California to Texas after repeated warnings that California regulations are too tough for its business to thrive.
Colombia’s Ecopetrol will not buy $3.6bn Permian shale stake
Colombia's state oil company Ecopetrol will not buy a $3.6bn share in Permian Basin assets from Occidental Petoleum.
Canada’s oil, gas industry emitted 2.6mn tonnes of methane in 2021, says study
New peer-reviewed research released this week reveals that in 2021 Canada's oil and gas sector emitted 2.6mn tonnes of methane, accounting for more than 2% of the country’s total methane emissions.
CVR Energy and creditor group lead in $21bn Citgo auction
The hotly contested auction for Citgo Petroleum, Venezuela's prized US refining asset, has entered its final stages with two leading bids ranging between $8bn and $9bn, according to people familiar with the matter.
Cheniere signs 20-year LNG supply deal with Galp
US LNG producer Cheniere Energy has agreed to a 20-year LNG supply deal with Portugal’s Galp Energia.
Venture Global sues contractor Kiewit alleging disclosure of confidential documents
US LNG upstart Venture Global LNG is taking legal action against Kiewit, a construction contractor, alleging the company shared confidential information with Shell.
Citgo sale faces fresh hurdle as court official seeks extension
The contentious auction of Venezuela's prized US refining asset Citgo Petroleum has hit another snag, with the court-appointed overseer requesting additional time to scrutinise bids, potentially delaying the high-stakes sale by a month.
ExxonMobil and QatarEnergy delay Golden Pass LNG following contractor’s bankruptcy
Joint partners ExxonMobil and QatarEnergy are pushing back the start-up of the Golden Pass LNG facility until late 2025.
US LNG exports shift from Europe to Asia in July
US LNG exports are increasingly being bought up by Asian purchasers at the expense of European buyers data for July deliveries revealed.
Eco Atlantic agrees to sell 1% interest in 3B/4B Block offshore South Africa to Africa Oil
Oil, gas exports increasingly fuelling Canadian economy
In the last 20 years, energy has become Canada’s leading export sector, mainly because of higher oil production volumes, rising hydrocarbon exports, and still-robust global demand for fossil fuels.
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