The oil terminal of Marsa al-Hariga in Libya. The political deal that allowed the restart of oil shipments from a port in eastern Libya provides short-term relief for cash-strapped authorities, Continue Reading
Mellitah Oil and Gas terminal on the outskirts of Zwara in western Libya in January… Libyan oil exports will flow again from a terminal that had been a subject of Continue Reading
Nigerian militants have carried out another attack on a pipeline in the Niger Delta region, detonating explosives at a section of the Escravos natural gas pipeline in Warri South West Continue Reading
Crude production fell to 2.11m barrels a day from 2.18m Nigeria’s economy risks falling into recession after it shrank in the first quarter as oil output slumped and the manufacturing, Continue Reading
Shell may be losing almost 50,000 barrels a day, says Rystad Royal Dutch Shell Plc and Exxon Mobil Corp. are the international oil companies most exposed to violence in the Continue Reading
Falkland Oil Offshore Falklands oil and gas producer Rockhopper Exploration Plc has announced that its net contingent oil reserves have doubled to more than 300 million barrels, and independent experts Continue Reading
Venezuela is preparing for the biggest military exercises in its history this Saturday after the South American country’s government said it’s on high alert as the opposition pushes for a Continue Reading
As opposition to Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro intensifies, the country is now preparing for the biggest military exercises in its history this Saturday – an opportunity to flex its military Continue Reading
NEW DELHI — People weren’t frying eggs on the sidewalks in Phalodi during India ’s hottest day ever — in fact, it was so hot that many did not venture Continue Reading
China’s effort to promote natural gas over coal to cut pollution is facing resistance from buyers who prefer cheaper to cleaner. The world’s largest energy consumer seeks to raise the Continue Reading
