TG Natural Resources, majority owned by Tokyo Gas, is looking to add Haynesville locations as inventory grows scarce, CEO Craig Jarchow said.
Kinder Morgan will continue as Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America’s operator following Brookfield Infrastructure’s sale of a 25% stake to Arclight Capital Partners.
Building on synergies with the oil and gas sector, geothermal companies seek to go hotter and deeper to unleash energy.
Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including a move by U.S. President Donald Trump to boost domestic production of critical minerals.
Shell Plc will be the operator and 50% owner, with Ecopetrol holding 30% interest and TotalEnergies 20%.
As tech and energy investors began scrambling to revise stock valuations after the news broke, Microsoft Corp.’s CEO called it before markets open: “Jevons paradox strikes again!”
BP Pipelines holds a 12% interest in the Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (TANAP), which transports natural gas from Azerbaijan across Turkey.
Despite this week's rig increase, Baker Hughes said the total count was still down 31 rigs, or 5% below this time last year.
Elk Range Royalties bought 250,000 net royalty acres in the Denver-Julesburg Basin for $905 million from Occidental Petroleum, which is looking to shed debt after last year's acquisition of CrownRock.
The risk to U.S. oil and gas production comes from within, and a recession looms on the horizon.
The company said that the two parties were unable to agree on an extension of the long-stop date beyond March 20 to meet the conditions of the agreement.
With uncertainly surrounding federal aid as the Trump administration attempts cost cutting measures, the state is exploring its own incentive system to plug wells and reduce emissions.
The U.S. Department of Energy approved Venture Global’s Calcasieu Pass 2 LNG project in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, to export LNG to non-FTA countries.
U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said the agency plans to reopen the 82% of Alaska's National Petroleum Reserve that is available for leasing for development.
RWE introduced stricter investment criteria in the U.S. and cut planned investments by about 25% through 2030, citing regulatory uncertainties and supply chain constraints as some of the reason for the pullback.
The U.S. issued new Iran-related sanctions, targeting entities including for the first time a Chinese "teapot," or independent refinery, and vessels that supplied crude oil to such processing plants.
Kinder Morgan’s Vice President of Public Affairs Allen Fore said the current regime’s regulatory stance is the biggest change he’s seen in his lifetime.
Baker Hughes will be combining its completions technologies with conventional upper and lower completions solutions at Petrobras’ offshore developments.
Gary D. Simpson and Brent W. Clum will serve as co-CEOs, effective April 1. Bob R. Simpson will remain chairman of the board, TXO said.
Golar has agreed to a $1.2 billion sale leaseback facility with a consortium of Chinese leasing companies for the refinancing of its existing FLNG Gimi debt facility.
Coastal natural gas storage is likely to become a high-valued asset, said analyst Amol Wayangankar at Hart Energy’s DUG Gas Conference.
A jury in North Dakota has ruled in favor of Energy Transfer with a $660 million blow to environmental group Greenpeace.
The battery energy storage projects, located in Texas’ Reeves and Freestone counties, are expected to go online in 2027, Nofar USA says.
Analysts predict plenty of natural gas demand on the Gulf Coast is coming as LNG operations ramp up.
Mesa Minerals IV, backed by NGP funds, is launching to acquire mineral and royalty interests in the Permian and Haynesville, said Mesa President and CEO Darin Zanovich at DUG Gas.
Pearl Energy Investments portfolio company Voyager Midstream Holdings has closed on its deal with Phillips 66 for its non-op interest in the Panola Pipeline.
Sabine, owned by Japanese firm Osaka Oil & Gas, will add a fourth rig on its East Texas leasehold next month, President and CEO Carl Isaac said.
SK On’s batteries will power Nissan’s next-generation EVs to be produced at its Canton, Mississippi, assembly plant.
The approval means Torus is certified to deploy up to 1.2 megawatts for grid-scale energy storage systems across the PacifiCorp service territory, Torus says.
Excelerate Energy Inc. and Petrovietnam Gas Joint Stock Corp. are collaborating to secure LNG from the U.S. as early as 2026.