CNOOC has hired JPMorgan to advise it on a potential exit from its interests in U.S. shale gas assets, which could raise around $2 billion, the sources familiar with the matter said.
The four blocks offered in the second round of bidding this year have combined estimated resources of 3,730 million barrels of oil and 300 Bcf gas, Indonesia’s energy ministry data showed.
Despite recent moves by Beijing to dial back some COVID restrictions, analysts see China’s reopening process as taking one step forward, and two steps back—fuel demand in the world's No. 2 oil consumer is seen unlikely to recover until after March 2023.
Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines including new gas fields going online in Indonesia and elsewhere plus contract announcements for new projects from the past week in the upstream oil and gas industry.
The 27-year to supply China’s Sinopec with LNG is the LNG sector’s largest single sales and purchase agreement on record, according to QatarEnergy chief Saad al-Kaabi.
"Investors had been steadily accumulating bullish long positions in petroleum, especially crude, expecting OPEC+ output cuts and the price cap to reduce supplies more than the economic slowdown reduces demand," columnist Joh Kemp shared.
While China has reached landmarks in implementing clean energy and electric vehicles, it is still behind in using cola-fired power, iron and steel.
Despite cutting its fourth-quarter 2022 forecast, Goldman Sachs kept its 2023 Brent forecast the same.
Here’s a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news including more partnerships focused on hydrogen and a geothermal agreement by SLB.
Due to Freeport LNG's shutdown, Osaka Gas cut its 2022 net profit forecast from 31.5 billion yen to 29 billion yen.