After another summer of devastating fires, storms, and other climate change–fueled natural disasters around the nation, the Biden administration recently released a federal offshore leasing program that will allow offshore oil and gas development in the Gulf of Mexico for decades to come.
The government will strengthen regulations and enforcement of local content laws to encourage citizens’ participation in the extractive industry.
Chevron Corp unveiled plans to buy Hess Corp on Monday. Executives from the both oil giants discussed details of the deal shortly after it was announced.
Energy Minister, Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, has revealed that US oil giant, ExxonMobil has begun engagement with the government in a bid to return to the country.
Energy minister: We must commit to a stable and less volatile oil market for global economy’s growth
Saudi Minister of Energy Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman underlined the need to commit to a stable and less volatile oil market, which will help the global economy to grow and prosper. Addressing the 7th Future Investment Initiative (FII7) forum in Riyadh on Tuesday, he said that the volume of oil trade amounts to $2 trillion.
Oil is here to stay as US majors strike blockbuster deals while Saudi policies are helping stabilize global crude markets, the kingdom’s energy minister said at the annual investment forum in Riyadh.
Iran has long been desperate to create a permanent ‘land bridge’ from Tehran to the Mediterranean Sea by which it could exponentially increase the scale and scope of weapons delivery into southern Lebanon and the Golan Heights area of Syria.
As Ghana gets ready to explore for hydrocarbons at the onshore Voltaian Basin, Nigeria, which has long years of experience and exposure in onshore oil exploration and production is offering ways Ghana can avoid some of the practical errors made in one of the continent’s leading oil-producing nations.
Seatrium Limited has delivered the floating production unit (FPU) Whale for deployment in the Gulf of Mexico, in line with the contract signed in November 2019 with Shell Offshore Inc.
The European Commission is investigating a deal allowing Bulgaria to access gas supplies via Turkey over a possible breach of the bloc’s antitrust rules.