EU Warns Against Over-Reliance on USA Gas
The European Union's competition chief has warned against relying 'too much' on U.S. liquefied natural gas imports.
Mexico Shelves Planned Shipment of Oil to Cuba
Mexico's state oil company backtracked on plans to send a much-needed shipment of crude oil to Cuba.
Baker Hughes Sees Record Year for Industrial, Energy Tech Bookings
'Looking ahead, we expect IET orders to remain at robust levels, supported by continued momentum in LNG, a stronger year of FPSO and gas infrastructure awards, and sustained strength for power systems'.
Analysts Explain Tuesday's USA NatGas Price Drop
Rigzone talks to Phil Flynn, a senior market analyst at the PRICE Futures Group, and Art Hogan, Chief Market Strategist at B. Riley Wealth.
3D Energi Runs Out of Cash for Victoria Drill Campaign, Suspends Trading
3D Energi has voluntarily halted trading on the Australian Securities Exchange, having defaulted on the payment of its share of costs in a ConocoPhillips-led exploration campaign in the Otway basin offshore Victoria.
EIA Sees NatGas Price Dropping in 2026 and Rising in 2027
The EIA projected that the U.S. natural gas Henry Hub spot price will drop this year and rise next year in its latest short term energy outlook.
New Pact Signed to Advance North Seas Wind Development
The North Sea neighbors pledged to ensure 'a more evenly distributed offshore wind tender pipeline between 2031 and 2040 across the North Seas contributing to a European installation capacity of up to 15 GW per year'.
North America Adds More Rigs Week on Week
North America added six rigs week on week, according to Baker Hughes' latest North America rotary rig count.
Santos Restarts Darwin LNG Exports
Santos and its partners shipped the first cargo from the Darwin LNG life extension project in Australia's Northern Territory.
Canada, India Agree to Grow Energy Trade in Relations Reset
Ottawa will commit to ship more crude oil, LNG and LPG to India, while New Delhi will send more refined petroleum products to Canada.
Crude Eases Despite Winter Storm Risks
Markets remain cautious as global supply growth continues to outpace demand.
Ukraine Says It Attacked Refinery in Southern Russia
Ukraine said it hit a small oil refinery in southern Russia.
Aramco Raises $4B in 1st Bond Sale of Year
Saudi Aramco priced a $4 billion bond sale, its first note sale this year, as the world's largest oil producer steps up borrowing to fund investment and dividends.
Aramco Starts 1st Bond Sale of The Year
Aramco is launching its first bond sale of the year.
EIA Sees Glut Widening in 2026
World petroleum and other liquid fuels production will outweigh consumption by 2.83 million barrels per day in 2026, according to the EIA's January short term energy outlook.
Enverus Releases 'Top Public Onshore E&P Cos in USA' List
Enverus announced that it has released its annual list of 'the top public onshore exploration and production companies in the U.S. based on gross operated production last year'.
ContourGlobal Enters Greek Renewables Market
'While historically dominated by lignite and gas, the country is accelerating renewable development, with solar and wind capacity projected to reach around 60 GW by 2060'.
Analyst Explains 'Massive Rise' in USA NatGas Prices Today
'Weather has re-entered the equation in force', SEB Commodities Analyst Ole R. Hvalbye told Rigzone in an exclusive interview on Monday.
S-Oil Posts Sequential Increase in Q4 Profit
The South Korean downstream company reported 'robust fuel and lube spreads'.
Bulgaria Completes Acquisition of 10 Percent Han Asparuh Stake
OMV Petrom and NewMed Energy consummated the sale of 10 percent in the Han Asparuh exploration block on Bulgaria's side of the Black Sea to state-owned BEH in compliance with a government order.




