South Korea is seeking a sanctions waiver from the US to continue importing Iranian condensate, saying that it is hard to find alternative sources due to limited suppliers, a government Continue Reading
U.S. natural gas futures fell 1 percent to a more than one-week low on Thursday after the release of a federal report, which showed a weekly storage build that was Continue Reading
Results from a U.S. auction for drilling rights in the Gulf of Mexico showed companies are willing to spend again, but expectations were low, experts said. An auction Wednesday for Continue Reading
Canada’s energy regulator on Thursday said it had given the go-ahead for the construction of a large portion of the Trans Mountain expansion project, which will nearly triple capacity on Continue Reading
Oil market investors and analysts are currently very much focused on the demand side, with concerns over the potential of trade wars to curb oil demand growth. On the supply Continue Reading
A U.S. federal judge ruled that the State Department must conduct a new environmental review of the project after the pipeline’s route was changed. The State Department is responsible for Continue Reading
Pointing to a high level of success for its assets in the Kurdish north of Iraq, Norwegian company DNO said it was paying its first dividend in 13 years. The Continue Reading
The Norwegian government reported results Thursday from an appraisal well in the North Sea that were better than operator Equinor expected. The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate, the nation’s energy regulator, reported Continue Reading
The consortium managing the second leg of the Nord Stream gas pipeline from Russia to Europe said it has all the permits needed for Russian installation. Russian energy company Gazprom Continue Reading
Russia has moved one step closer to seeing its controversial Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline become a reality. On Wednesday, the consortium managing the pipeline said that it has Continue Reading
