Twenty-nine companies including a bevy of majors are seeking to pre-qualify for bidding in Mexico’s second auction of deep-water oil blocks in the Gulf of Mexico, scheduled for the end Continue Reading
The United Nations Security Council placed new sanctions on North Korea on Friday that significantly choke off fuel supplies and order North Koreans working overseas to return home, in what Continue Reading
China’s imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) jumped to a monthly record in November as residential and industrial demand surged in line with Beijing’s drive to promote use of gas Continue Reading
Hurricane Harvey caused around $70 billion in direct damage and 22,000 lost jobs, but didn’t derail long-term economic momentum, a federal reserve bank said. Hurricane Harvey hit the southern coast Continue Reading
Monitoring the potential environmental impacts of oil sands development using the best available science is a Canadian priority, officials said. A federal report from 2015 finds there to be consistent Continue Reading
Ukrainian state-owned energy firm Naftogaz said on Friday the total savings from its win over Russia’s Gazprom at an arbitration court in Stockholm over natural gas sales will be more Continue Reading
OPEC and Russia will exit from oil production cuts very smoothly, possibly extending the curbs in some form so as not to create any new surplus in the market, the Continue Reading
Another 500 megawatts of onshore wind and solar power will be in the portfolio of a French joint venture, energy company ENGIE said Friday. ENGIE said its joint venture with Continue Reading
Following a discouraging 2017 Arctic exploration campaign, oil companies plan to nearly double exploration drilling offshore Norway with a focus on more mature areas of the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS), Continue Reading
Ukraine’s Naftogaz and Russia’s Gazprom both claimed victory on Friday in a long-running gas dispute, each saying a Stockholm court had ruled in its favor over a gas contract. The Continue Reading
