SLB’s international businesses picked up the slack to replace the lack of revenue from North America due to slower drilling activity in the U.S. and Gulf of Mexico.
In an exclusive Q&A, PPHB Managing Director James “Jim” K. Wicklund talks U.S., Canadian and Mexican LNG projects, difficulties Tellurian is having with its Driftwood LNG project and why the world may miss its net zero ambitions in 2050.
A potential deal between Washington and Caracas to ease sanctions on Venezuela could see the South American country boost production by 200,000 bbl/d—a relative drop in the bucket for world oil markets, Rystad Energy says.
The U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control amended a license for Trinidad and Tobago to allow the country pay Venezuelan, which is under U.S. sanctions, for natural gas using U.S. dollars and other currencies.
Northern Oil Gas CEO Nicolas (Nick) O’Grady spoke last week in Dallas at the A&D Strategies conference with Pietro D. Pitts, Hart Energy’s international managing editor, to discuss his views on the changing of the guard of sorts that the oil and gas industry is undergoing as it attracts a more diverse workforce.
Expro’s acquisition of PRT Offshore allows Expro to expand technology its technology and surface equipment portfolio across regions.
With its recent acquisition by a family consortium of family offices and financial institutions, PureWest is capitalizing on the "fairly unique deal" with its growth strategy going forward, says CEO Chris Valdez in this Hart Energy LIVE Exclusive.
This agreement will help Saint-Gobain offset their CO2 emissions in North America.
The fate of Venezuela’s U.S. refining arm Citgo Petroleum is closer to reaching a theatrical climax as a court ordered sale date approaches.
Analysts said some measures show capex spending might be significantly underfunded and that “critical amounts of investment” are needed.