IEA Opens First Office Outside of Paris HQ in Singapore
'The opening of the IEA's new office in Singapore is a historic moment for the IEA and signals a step change in our relationship with Southeast Asia'.
Eni's Plenitude Breaks Ground for Solar Project in Spain
The solar plant in Salamanca will have an installed capacity of 220 MW.
Oil Rises Amid Middle East Tensions and Chinese Economic Support
Oil prices climbed after last week's decline, driven by Middle East tensions and China's economic stimulus, with WTI settling above $70 and Brent over $74 a barrel.
Nigeria Approves Exxon Oil Asset Sale, Rejects Shell Deal
The decisions end a more than two-year delay to the conclusion of Exxon's $1.3 billion deal, but stymies Shell's plans for the West African nation.
Two Puerto Rico Solar Farms Get $861 Million Loan Guarantee from DOE
The DOE agreed on a $861.3 million loan guarantee for two PV generation projects in Puerto Rico with an aggregate capacity of 200 MW.
Oil Market Battling Between These 2 Things, Analyst Highlights
In a report sent to Rigzone today, Bjarne Schieldrop, the Chief Commodities Analyst at SEB, highlighted that the oil market is 'battling' between two things.
Petrofac Secures another Forbearance Extension over Non-Payment of Debt
Petrofac's creditors have again agreed not to pursue legal action over the company's failure to pay interest on $29 million bonds.
Europe Gas Edges Higher as Israel Prepares Response After Attack
Benchmark futures rose as much as 2.2 percent on Monday, following moves in oil and offsetting Friday's losses.
Wressle Group Will Not Challenge Voiding of Permit for Extension Project
The Wressle consortium decided not to put up a legal challenge against the expected nullification of a planning consent for the field's extension project, after the UK Supreme Court ruled that regulators must consider Scope III emissions in EIAs.
JP Morgan Analysts Don't See a Peak in Oil Demand Through 2035
'We project global oil consumption to increase by 7.1 million barrels per day between 2023 and 2035'.
Kinder Morgan Logs Higher Q3 Income
Kinder Morgan reported $625 million in net profit.
NSTA Announces New Chair
The new Chair will head the NSTA board, which is responsible for regulating and influencing the UK's oil, gas, offshore hydrogen, and carbon storage industries, the NSTA said.
ADNOC Takes Over Fertiglobe with $3.6B Stake Acquisition from OCI
'The acquisition represents another significant milestone in ADNOC's ambitious chemicals growth strategy, the expansion of its low-carbon fuels business, and supports its goal to become a top five global chemicals player'.
Eni Rebrands French Energy Unit, Launches New Customer Model
Eni said the rebranding is in line with its business model integrating renewables production, the sale of energy and energy solutions, and a network of charging points for EVs.
PIL Names Largest LNG-Powered Containerships Duo in Its Fleet
'Together with another 11 new dual-fuel ships we have on order, they mark the start of our program to renew and modernize our fleet'.
Petronas Said to Have Asked Banks for Dollar Bond Proposals
This would be the Malaysian oil firm's first such sale in over three years.
EU Commission Issues Guides on Phase-Out of Fossil Fuel Stand-Alone Boilers
The European Commission issued guidance documents to support EU countries in transposing the revised Directive on the Energy Performance of Buildings into national law.
KBR Scores another Manatee Job from Shell
KBR secured a new engineering and procurement contract for the Beachfield Manatee gas upgrade in Trinidad and Tobago.
Total Plans Major Halt at its Biggest European Refinery in 2025
The Total refinery is the biggest in Antwerp, located in the heart of Europe's oil-trading hub.
WTI Crude Sees Biggest Weekly Drop in Over a Year
Oil prices saw their steepest weekly decline in over a year due to US efforts to de-escalate the Middle East conflict and weakening demand from China, with West Texas Intermediate falling 8.4% for the week.