Trigon Approves 2.5-MMtpa LPG Export Facility in Prince Rupert, BC
Trigon expects the CAD 750-million project to start operation late 2029.
Uniper to Build 46-MW Wind Farm in East Ayrshire, Scotland
The facility is expected to start operation 2028, providing enough power for 66,000 UK households.
Wood Further Extends Talks on Possible Takeover by Sidara
Wood gave Sidara a June 30 deadline, which could be extended, to announce firm intention to acquire the energy engineering and consulting company.
Odfjell, OSP Form Oilfield Services Partnership
'This collaboration combines Odfjell Technology's extensive experience in the energy industry with OSP's agile workforce and domain expertise to deliver integrated, scalable solutions for complex well operations and project execution'.
Israel Strikes Iran Nuclear Sites
Iranian state television reported that the head of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Armed Forces chief of staff were both killed in Israeli strikes.
Oil Steadies as Traders Weigh Tariff Threats Against Iran Risk
Oil held steady as traders weighed renewed tariff threats from the U.S. against the potential for widespread conflict in the Middle East.
JERA Enters Long-Term Deals to Buy Up To 5.5 MMtpa of US LNG
Six LNG projects in the U.S. secured agreements with JERA for the sale of up to 5.5 MMtpa over 20 years to the Japanese power utility.
US Moves Some Diplomats as Iran Tensions Rise
The US ordered some staff to leave its embassy in Baghdad, officials said, after Iran threatened to strike American assets in the Middle East in the event it's attacked over its nuclear program.
US Added 10.8 GWdc of Solar Capacity in Q1
The U.S.' installed solar capacity grew to 248 GW, enough to power 41.2 million homes, according to SEIA.
OMV Petrom, NewMed Energy to Drill Another Well in Bulgaria
NewMed Energy and OMV Petrom have agreed to drill another prospect in the Han Asparuh block on Bulgaria's side of the Black Sea, after approving their first as new partners in March.
UK to Invest Over $19B in 3.2 GW Suffolk Nuclear Plant
Chancellor Reeves announced GBP 14.2 billion for Britain's first state-funded nuclear power station in nearly four decades, the 3.2-GW Sizewell C in Suffolk.
Egypt to Buy LNG from Aramco, Trafigura, Shell
Egypt agreed to buy LNG from Aramco, Trafigura, Vitol and others, putting the country on course to be a long-term importer as local production slows.
ADNOC Is Evaluating Possibility of Buying Some BP Assets
ADNOC is most interested in BP's LNG and gas fields, rather than taking over the entire company, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Anaergia Tapped to Build Biogas Plant in South Korea
The facility is designed to process approximately 54,000 tons of organic waste annually.
ScottishPower Shows Charging Windfarm Service Vessels Offshore Is Feasible
Two studies commissioned by Iberdrola's ScottishPower say that offshore charging for battery-powered crew transfer and service operation vessels is on the horizon for future wind farms.
Oil Surges as USA Orders Partial Evacuation of Iraqi Embassy
Oil surged as the U.S. government ordered a partial evacuation of its embassy in Iraq amid rising security risks.
Flex LNG Completes Refinancing for Flex Courageous
'We now turn our attention to the planned refinancings of Flex Resolute and Flex Constellation'.
Record US Gulf Oil Output to Soften 2026 Production Decline
Producers in the body of water - which Trump renamed the Gulf of America - will bring on 300,000 barrels of new daily output this year and a further 250,000 barrels in 2026 due to projects many years in the making, according to WoodMac.
GAIL Completes First LNG Discharge at Dabhol
GAIL completed the first berthing and discharge operation at the Dabhol LNG terminal.
Duke Energy Plans to Build 1.4 GW Gas Power Plant in South Carolina
It hopes to start construction 2027 and put the facility into operation by 2031.