Dennis Kissler, senior vice president of BOK Financial’s trading division, discusses supply and demand and the gambles ahead for the market.
Asia continues to seek affordable, reliable, sustainable energy to assist world emissions targets and “be part of the solution, not part of the problem,” Asia Natural Gas & Energy Association (ANGEA) CEO Paul Everingham told Hart Energy during CERAWeek by S&P Global.
Also in this week's A&D Minute, Principal Solar plans on buying the century-old Minerva-Rockdale oil field and New Fortress Energy is divesting its interest in a floating LNG facility.
Hunting, an international energy service firm, aims to grow its energy transition unit with sights set on opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region and North America.
BrightNight and ACEN plan to deploy $2.5 million equity plus related performance guarantees to develop differentiated hybrid wind-solar projects in India.
Bjørn Otto Sverdrup, executive chair of the Oil and Gas Climate Initiative discusses where progress is being made to curb methane leaks, whether companies need to step up verification of emissions reductions (they do) and the complicated matter of India, China and CCS.
The price of Brent crude ended the week at $72.97 and the price of WTI ended the week at $66.74 in reaction to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and concerns about the stability of the financial sector.
The energy crisis caused by Russia's invasion of Ukraine has shown the world that each country must adapt its energy transition strategy according to its own needs.
Golar LNG closed its acquisition of New Fortress Energy’s interest in a floating LNG facility in Hilli, offshore Cameroon.
Morningstar Sustainalytics’s ESG Risk Ratings found SM Investments Corp. to be a top-rated company both in its industry and in the Asia Pacific.