Bangchak Completes Acquisition of Chevron Hong Kong
The Thai group said it had completed the purchase of Chevron's fueling business in Hong Kong, though acquired stations continue to offer the Caltex brand for two years.
Gasoline Sees 3rd Most Expensive Independence Day Ever
'Average gasoline prices fell in nearly every state over the last week...pushing the national average to approximately $3.74 per gallon this July 4', Patrick De Haan, Head of Petroleum Analysis at GasBuddy said.
Qatari LNG Carrier Struck in Hormuz
A laden LNG carrier was hit by a projectile near the Omani coast as it exited the Strait of Hormuz, heightening unease among shipowners and testing a US-Iran agreement intended to halt attacks in the waterway.
Saudi Price Cut Sends Oil Lower
Oil fell to five-month lows after Saudi Arabia sharply cut its flagship crude prices.
Russia Oil Price Falls to Pre-Iran War Level
Russia's flagship crude price has slid to levels seen before the conflict in the Middle East.
Uniper Secures Customer for Polish Solar Portfolio
Respect Energy signed a six-year agreement to buy 100 percent of the power generated, as well as guarantees of origin, from four Uniper photovoltaic projects with a combined capacity of 219 megawatts peak in Poland.
Ukraine Hits Russia's Biggest Refinery
Ukraine struck three Russian refineries, including the country's biggest.
BP, JERA Raise Stake in 2 Belgian Offshore Wind Farms
JERA Nex bp, the 50:50 offshore wind joint venture of Japan's JERA and Britain's BP, completed the purchase of Sumitomo's stakes in two Belgian offshore wind facilities with a combined capacity of 384 megawatts.
Which Country is the World's Biggest Energy Supplier?
Rigzone examines the Energy Institute's latest statistical review of world energy report, which was released recently.
Who Are the Most Prolific Private Oil, Gas Producers in USA?
Enverus announced that it has published its annual list of 'the 100 most prolific private oil and gas producers in the United States'.
OPEC+ Decides to Boost Production Further in August
'Seven OPEC+ countries ... met virtually on 5 July 2026, to review global market conditions and outlook,” a statement posted on OPEC's site highlighted.
Shell, Local Banks Offer $3B Credit Scheme to Nigerian Contractors
Shell and nine Nigerian banks launched a $3-billion Contract Finance Facility for local companies executing projects for the British energy giant in the West African country.
ADNOC Consolidates LNG Sales Activities
ADNOC's new LNG marketing and trading platform targets 47 million metric tons per annum in marketed volumes by 2035.
Tankers Cross Hormuz Near Oman
Oil and gas shipping along a U.S.-protected corridor in the Strait of Hormuz showed signs of recovering, after a batch of vessels performed unexplained U-turns and detours in the vital energy corridor.
Santos Secures 10-Year Deal to Supply Gas to South Australia
'This agreement will support the government's visionary South Australian Strategic Gas Reserve that will help ensure South Australia's industrial future and energy security, including the planned sale and transformation of the Whyalla Steelworks'.
Russia Hikes June Subsidies to Refiners
Russia's subsidy payouts to oil refiners that supply domestic markets jumped more than six-fold in June from a year earlier.
Refiner Profits Are Soaring
U.S. crude refiners are enjoying some of the best profit margins in years.
Texas Oil Regulator Directs DOGE to Enhance RRC Efficiency
'Our goal is simple', RRC Commissioner Wayne Christian said.
China Urges 'Unimpeded Passage' of Hormuz
China called for the unhindered flow of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
Alberta Advances West Coast Oil Pipeline Project
Alberta's government said it had applied to list the West Coast Oil Pipeline project, a new gateway for the province's oil sands to British Columbia and eventually Asia, as a project of national interest.
