The latest oil and gas news from around the world.
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Evergy to Add 705 MW of Power Generation Capacity in Kansas
Evergy is investing in two new 705-megawatt (MW) combined-cycle natural gas plants in Kansas.
Imperial to Cheapen Fuel for NWT Town under State of Emergency over Prices
Imperial agreed to slash the air transport cost of fuel flown to Norman Wells, Northwestern Territories, after the town declared a state of emergency over high fuel prices.
Analyst Expects Politics to Play Significant Oil Price Role
'Both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are seeking to present different strategies regarding energy', the analyst highlighted.
NNPC to Build 100 MMcfd Gas Distribution Center in North Central Nigeria
'The gas facility (city-gate) will enable natural gas supply to various domestic LNG facilities, CNG compression and other facilities requiring gas in the Ajaokuta area'.
Regulator Reveals Latest UK Oil, Gas Reserves Estimate
The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has revealed its latest UK oil and gas reserves estimate.
Equinor Switches Off Sleipner Production Platform after Detecting Smoke
'The reduction in gas exports resulting from this incident will not have any consequences for the commitments that we have made to our customers'.
Strike Energy Reports 'Excellent Results' for Erregulla Deep-1 well
'The test has confirmed that ED-1 is one of the best wells ever drilled in the Perth Basin with extremely high deliverability and low impurity'.
Suriname Scores Two-Notch Moody's Upgrade on Oil Windfall
'We expect the start of the oil production to lead to a period of very high growth rates, and government revenue from the project to be very large relative to its debt stock and gross financing needs'.
Modi Touts Closer Russia Ties at BRICS Summit Amid USA Annoyance
India's friendship with Russia, which has become a major oil supplier to the south Asian nation, has increasingly irritated U.S. President Joe Biden's administration.
Oil Climbs as Traders Track War and Cease-Fire Talks
Oil prices rose as escalating tensions between Israel and Iran led to heightened concerns about supply disruptions.
US Lawmakers Call for Technology Transfer Sanctions on Russian Oil Sector
Bipartisan lawmakers raised alarm over alleged contracts, technology exports, tech patents and hiring undertaken by SLB in Russia after the invasion of Ukraine.
Bay of Campeche Sees Increase in Maritime Robberies, Dryad Says
The situation in the Bay of Campeche shows signs of potentially becoming a more established piracy cluster if left unchecked, Dryad warned.
European Gas Steadies as Traders Eye Near-Term Geopolitics Risks
European natural gas prices fluctuated as traders remained fixated on near-term geopolitical risks in the Middle East.
Moody's Says Cybersecurity a High Priority for Oil, Gas
'Cyber commitments among oil and gas companies we rate exceed the cross-sector corporate average in our 2023 survey'.
Corpus Christi Port in Texas Sees Increase in Crude Oil Volumes
The port's total volume broke the record of the third quarter of 2023 as the highest quarter in its history, thanks to an increase in petroleum shipments.
ExxonMobil Completes Kipper Field Compression Project
The project maintains production of 'critical natural gas supplies' from the Kipper field.
North America Enters Rig Loss Streak
North America cut three rigs week on week, according to Baker Hughes' latest rotary rig count.
CNOOC Achieves Eighth Field Startup this Year
CNOOC continues a flurry of production ramp-up in the South China Sea.
Enbridge Seeks Talks with Indigenous Groups on Potential Partnership
Enbridge invited indigenous communities in Canada to discuss a financial partnership similar to an earlier $809 million sale of a stake in some of its pipelines to such groups.
Enbridge Seeks Talks with Indigenous Groups on Potential Partnership
Enbridge invited indigenous communities in Canada to discuss a financial partnership similar to an earlier $809 million sale of a stake in some of its pipelines to such groups.
