Seadrill Exits Jackup Market
Seadrill sold the West Prospero rig to an undisclosed buyer for $45 million, exiting the jack-up sector.
AltaGas Advances Global LPG Export Plans
AltaGas said it continues to advance additional long-term tolling arrangements.
New Puerto Rico Governor Pivots to Gas to Fix Crumbling Grid
When Jenniffer Gonzalez takes over as Puerto Rico governor on Thursday she will have to navigate one of the biggest energy messes in the United States.
LNG Exports Grow at Slowest Pace Since 2015, Data Show
Annual LNG shipments are set to rise 0.4 percent to roughly 414 million tons this year, according to data compiled by Kpler.
Crude Futures Settle Higher as Chinese Growth Offers Hope
Oil prices rose in thin holiday trading to close out 2024, with WTI up 1% and Brent down 3% for the year, as the market balances Chinese economic recovery against looming oversupply concerns.
RRC Adopts Significant Overhaul of Oil, Gas Waste Management Rules
The Texas Railroad Commission announced that it has 'adopted a significant overhaul of rules regulating oil and gas waste management facilities in Texas'.
Bullish Oil Bets at 4-Month High as Investors Eye 2025 Risks
Bullish oil bets reached a four-month high in the penultimate week of 2024.
USA Crude Oil Inventories Drop More Than 4MM Barrels WoW
Crude oil stocks, not including the SPR, stood at 416.8 million barrels on December 20, according to the EIA.
Duke Energy FL Users Face Bill Hike as Utility Files $1.1B Recovery Plan
Electricity customers of Duke Energy in Florida will see a storm-related rate increase in 2025 and 2026 after the power and gas utility filed a plan with the state regulator to recover about $1.1 billion in costs from hurricane response efforts.
Baytex Closes Sale of Saskatchewan Asset
Baytex said it has updated its 2025 production guidance to 148,000 to 152,000 boepd from 150,000 to 154,000 boepd.
Where Will UK Oil Production Land in 2024 and 2025?
The EIA's latest STEO offered a projection.
Indian Refiner Boosts Mideast Oil Imports as Russian Flows Slow
One of India's largest refiners has been forced to seek alternative and more expensive crude cargoes from the Middle East to make up for lower supplies from Russia.
Anaergia to Supply Biogas Tech for PepsiCo RNG Project in Colombia
The project involves the conversion of about 50,000 tons a year of organic residues produced at a PepsiCo food production facility into RNG to be used within the facility.
Eni Starts Production in Baleine Phase 2 Offshore Ivory Coast
Eni put onstream the second phase of the Baleine field in the Ivorian deepwater, increasing the field's capacity to 60,000 bopd and 70 MMcfd of associated gas.
Carlos Slim Invested $1B in 2024 to Supercharge Oil Bets
Carlos Slim, Latin America's richest man, plowed $1 billion this year into growing his crude-oil producing and refining portfolio.
Natural Gas Surge Fuels Oil Price Gains
Oil closed near $71, supported by colder weather, rising natural gas prices, and technical buying, as traders assess 2025 supply risks and geopolitical tensions.
Snow Lake Resources Secures Funding for Uranium Exploration Activities
Uranium exploration company Snow Lake Resources Ltd. has secured funding to progress its exploration programs.
Why Is the USA Natural Gas Price Rising Today?
Rigzone talks to analysts about the U.S. natural gas price.
New York to Charge Climate Adaptation Costs on Top Fossil Fuel Emitters
'This type of legislation represents nothing more than a punitive new fee on American energy, and we are evaluating our options moving forward', lobby group the API warned.
US Export Credit Agency Finalizes $527MM Energy Loan for Guyana
The EXIM board approved about $527 million in financing for an ExxonMobil-supported gas-to-power project that the export credit agency said would double Guyana's installed generation capacity.