Green Debt Surge Bucks Climate Policy Rollbacks
Global green bond and loan issuance has reached a record $947 billion so far this year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg Intelligence.
China Solar Buildout in Nov Is Highest in 6 Months
About 22 GW were installed last month, according to the National Energy Administration.
US Extends Northeast Energy Emergency Order
The government is extending an emergency trucking waiver in the Northeast as winter weather and a power outage at a major industrial plant tighten propane supplies.
Ukraine Claims Fresh Hit on Russian Energy Infrastructure
Ukraine said its drones struck the largest Russian gas processing plant in the Orenburg region.
Iberdrola to Acquire 242 MW Wind Farm in Victoria
The Spanish utility signed an agreement to buy Victoria's Ararat Wind Farm, operational since 2017 with a 242-MW capacity, from Partners Group and OPTrust.
Central Petroleum to Expand into Cooper, Otway Basins
'This strategic acquisition marks a pivotal moment for Central Petroleum, shifting us from a single-basin producer focused on the Northern Territory market to a dynamic, multi-basin E&P company'.
GIP Completes Acquisition of Stake in Eni CCS Business
'This strategic partnership enhances the industrial potential and the value of the portfolio projects, reinforces Eni's ambition to be a leading global player in the CCS sector and paves the way for future growth opportunities'.
Petronas to Supply 1 MMtpa of LNG to CNOOC
Malaysia's state-owned Petronas signed a 'long-term' deal to supply China National Offshore Oil Corp one million tonnes per annum of LNG.
Sovcomflot Gets First Russian Tanker for Arctic LNG 2
Russia's largest shipping company received the first domestically built ice-class tanker to expand the fleet of ships hauling super-chilled gas from the blacklisted Arctic LNG 2 project year-round.
Oil Holds Steady in Thin Christmas Eve Trade
Oil prices were little changed in thin Christmas Eve trading as geopolitical risks offset oversupply fears.
Kinder Morgan, Phillips 66 to Launch New Open Season for Western Gateway
The partners closed the initial open season for the proposed refined products pipeline from Texas to Arizona and scheduled another open season next month.
Sable Wins Federal Nod to Restart California Pipeline
The move follows last week's determination by the regulator that portions of the key oil conduit, the Las Flores Pipeline System, is under the domain of the federal government and not California.
Reliance Resumes Russian Oil Imports from Nonsanctioned Suppliers
India's Reliance resumed purchases of discounted Russian crude, sourcing barrels from non-sanctioned suppliers and routing them to its refinery in Gujarat, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
CBI to Acquire Petrofac Asset Solutions Business
The in-default British energy engineering company continues to explore options for its other assets following a failed financial restructuring.
CNOOC Makes 'Major' Oil Discovery in Bohai Sea
'This achievement challenges the conventional understanding that slope areas merely serve as pathways for hydrocarbons rather than sites for substantial accumulation'.
Stonepeak to Become Castrol Majority Owner
Castrol would become a joint venture under which BP retains 35 percent.
Libya Draws Oil Investors despite Risks
'Enhanced fiscal terms, simplified cost recovery and clearer profit sharing are already attracting serious interest from supermajors and national oil companies'.
Crude Extends Gains
Oil rose for a fifth day as US actions against Venezuela offset signs of weak demand.
China Domestic LNG Prices at Lowest in Five Years
The domestic wholesale LNG price at key importing terminals dropped below 3,500 yuan per ton ($10.72 per million British thermal units) this week, marking the lowest since mid-2021, according to data from SCI99.
Energy Transfer Shelves Lake Charles LNG to Focus on Pipelines
The Dallas, Texas-based company said it 'remains open to discussions with third parties who may have an interest in developing the project'.




