Why Has Oil Not Gone Higher in Wake of USA-Iran Conflict?
Rigzone talks to oil and gas analysts from Standard Chartered, Wood Mackenzie, and the American Enterprise Institute.
Perenco Restarts Davy Gas Production in UK North Sea
The Davy field restarted gas flows at about 14 million cubic feet a day five years after shut-in.
Vitol Offers Iraqi Oil in Sign of Hormuz Transits
Vitol is offering Iraqi Basrah crude to customers, people with knowledge of the matter said, in a sign that some shipments may have successfully made it out of the Persian Gulf.
Cuba Runs Out of Fuel
Cuba said the country has completely run out of the diesel and fuel oil it needs to keep its power plants running.
Protests Erupt as Cuba Says It's Entirely Out of Fuel
Cuba said the country has completely run out of the diesel and fuel oil it needs to keep its power plants running.
Crude Steady Following Trump-Xi Summit
Oil prices steadied as Trump and Xi discussed Iran and energy trade.
Delegates Say OPEC+ Has Plan to Complete Series of Quota Hikes
Key OPEC+ members aim to continue a series of oil quota increases over the next few months, delegates said.
USA Crude Oil Stocks Drop More Than 4MM Barrels WoW
Crude oil stocks, not including the SPR, stood at 452.9 million barrels on May 8, according to the EIA's latest weekly petroleum status report.
Bill Seeks to Tax Windfall Oil Profits in US amid Iran War
Revenue collected under the Iran War Oil Crisis Windfall Profits Tax Act would be released back to households to offset increases in their energy and transport costs.
JP Morgan Warns Oil Could Average $151 in Q4
J.P. Morgan warned that Brent could average as much as $151 per barrel in the fourth quarter of this year if the Strait of Hormuz reopens on September 1.
Meren Books Hedging Losses
Meren, a Canadian company producing in Nigeria, saw its financial losses deepen for the first quarter as the elevated oil price environment induced by the Middle East war resulted in a hedging charge of $37.2 million.
UK Gov to Introduce Energy Independence Bill
'My Ministers believe that energy independence must be a long-term goal of national security', King Charles said in the 2026 King's Speech.
Eneos Buys Chevron Oil Assets in APAC for $2.2B
The Japanese refiner agreed to purchase some of Chevron's refining and retail assets across the Asia-Pacific for $2.17 billion.
TotalEnergies Expands Mediterranean Exploration with Egypt Deal
The MoU with state-owned EGAS covers a 'large area' off the north-western coast of Egypt.
Iberdrola Acquires Another Installed RE Plant in Italy
The Spanish power and gas utility said it now has about 450 MW of installed renewable energy capacity in Italy, part of an expansion in markets it deems to have a stable regulatory.
Senegal Targets $7.5B Gas Project to End Energy Subsidies
Senegal's state-owned oil company said the Yakaar-Teranga gas discovery will cost $7.5 billion to develop.
Oil Retreats After Inventory Data
US inventory data eased supply fears, helping push crude lower after a recent rally.
Aramco Targets Raising Over $10B From Property Portfolio
Saudi Aramco is considering plans to raise billions of dollars from its real estate assets.
ExxonMobil Insists Move to Texas Won't Erode Shareholder Rights
The oil and gas giant fought off calls by the New York City Comptroller's Office and proxy advisory firm Glass Lewis for shareholders to vote down the proposal.
USA Bureau of Land Management Fully Rescinds Public Lands Rule
'This Biden-era rule prevented energy and mineral production, timber management, grazing and recreation across the West', Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said.




