New restrictions aim to reduce Russia's profits from LNG, hitting the country's gas exports for the first time, but experts say it will likely have little impact on Russian revenues.
While U.S. E&Ps squabble for pieces of the Permian Basin, international energy giants are all-in on the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas.
Mexico will significantly reduce its dependence on fuel from the U.S. in 2025 once state-owned Pemex concludes construction of its 340,000 bbl/d Olmeca refinery in Dos Bocas, according to the International Energy Agency.
China, which lent around US$120 billion to Latin America and the Caribbean between 2005-2023, isn’t expected to resume the mega oil-backing loans of yesteryear as the focus turns to debt negotiations.
Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines, including Woodside’s Sangomar project reaching first oil and TotalEnergies divesting from Brunei.
New Fortress Energy Inc. is expecting first LNG by the end of the month for its first Fast LNG unit located offshore Altamira, Mexico.
Woodside Energy achieved first oil offshore Senegal at the Sangomar development, which is the African country’s first offshore oil project.
Analysts with Norway’s Equinor argue that increased levels of geopolitical conflict and outright wars “have made the energy transition more fragmented,” despite U.S. LNG creating an energy security blanket for Europe and elsewhere.
Stratas Advisors says the latest EIA report illustrates that U.S. production growth has stagnated with U.S. oil production remaining at 13.1 MMbbl/d, which is unchanged from the previous 12 weeks.
The oil and gas sector is Canada's highest-polluting industry, accounting for more than a quarter of all emissions.