That’s Japan — home to some of the world’s biggest buyers of liquefied natural gas (LNG), including the world’s #1 consuming firm, Jera. And authorities here aren’t happy about the Continue Reading
U.S. oil drillers cut rigs this week for the first time since January and the pace of additions slowed this quarter due to declines in crude prices despite an OPEC-led Continue Reading
U.S. government agencies said they’ve opened up new levers for oil and natural gas development with new pipelines, export and offshore drilling opportunities. “We will be dominant,” U.S. President Donald Continue Reading
The number of active oil and gas rigs in the United States fell by a single rig this week, and thus concludes the US shale patch’s impressive run of 23 Continue Reading
The oil tanker loaded with crude from Kurdistan and thought to be headed to the U.S. before it turned off its tracker after exiting the Strait of Gibraltar a week Continue Reading
To boost American energy exports, the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has approved the construction of a new petroleum pipeline from the U.S. to Mexico that “ will go Continue Reading
U.S. shale firms are drilling themselves into a deep hole despite warnings from industry leaders about the risk of flooding the market with too much crude. Drilling and production are Continue Reading
Energy opportunities in the British waters of the North Sea are bolstered by new work slated for natural gas, services company Bilfinger Salamis said Friday. The company announced it landed Continue Reading
Russian gas monopoly Gazprom chief Alexei Miller says he expects imminent development on a natural gas pipeline bound for the Chinese economy. File photo by Anatoli Zhdanov/UPI June 30 (UPI) Continue Reading
Russia’s Rosneft, the world’s top listed oil producer, wants to supply gas in parts of Europe where Gazprom is not present to avoid the risk of losing those markets to Continue Reading
