Strike Averted as Norway Helicopter Workers Agree New Pay Terms
Dozens of workers manning airlift for the Norwegian oil and gas industry agreed new compensation and benefits terms with the Federation of Norwegian Aviation Industries.
Ukraine Attacks Oil Refinery, Gas Plant in Russia
Ukraine said it attacked an oil refinery and a gas-processing plant in Russia overnight.
Navitas Petroleum to Acquire 2nd Production Vessel for Sea Lion Project
The Israeli company signed an agreement to acquire a vessel that will be retrofitted to serve as a second floating production, storage and offloading platform for the under-construction Sea Lion oil development in the Falkland Islands.
Texas Upstream Employment Drops in July
Although Texas upstream employment declined in July, job postings reflect a 'continued demand for talent', TIPRO said.
Equinor, Aker BP, Var Energi to Jointly Pursue Bigger NCS Opportunities
The Norwegian trio announced a collaboration to explore the largest remaining reserves in the country's waters to sustain production as existing developments become depleted.
Analysts Examine Latest USA Measures Against Iran
Analysts at Rystad Energy and Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB have examined the U.S. administration's latest measures against Iran.
Asian Refiners Scoop Up US Crude
Asian refiners are on course to nearly double their purchases of U.S. crude for September from a month earlier, a move that stands to squeeze domestic fuel makers at a time when Americans are already facing record high pump prices.
Oil Retreats While Iran Pressure Builds
Crude prices declined as traders weighed new US sanctions pressure on Tehran.
Sinopec Says China Oil Demand 'Very Likely' Peaked in 2025
China's oil demand probably peaked last year, earlier than previous estimates, according to the head of the nation's top refiner.
Construction of Thames Electricity Tunnel Reaches Midway Point
Tunneling for the 2.2-kilometer Grain to Tilbury high-voltage cable tunnel beneath southern England's primary river surpassed the halfway point.
Santos, Gladstone LNG Partners to Acquire Source Fields
The acquisition of the Greater Meridian CSG project 'converts a long-standing contracted supply relationship into GLNG equity production, consistent with Santos' strategy to backfill and sustain GLNG with owned production', Santos said.
Texas Oil Regulator Elects New Chairman
'I am deeply honored', said the RRC's new Chairman.
Iran Announces Gas Discovery
Iran said it discovered more than 7.5 trillion cubic feet of natural gas.
Masdar Starts Up 35MW BESS in England
The Emirati state-owned renewables company began commercial operations at a 35-megawatt battery energy storage system in Rochdale, England, its second start-up toward a target of three-gigawatt-hour BESS capacity across the UK.
EIA Edges USA Demand Forecast Down for 2026, Up for 2027
The U.S. Energy Information Administration edged its U.S. total energy consumption projection down for 2026 and up for 2027.
Equinor Bags Contract to Supply Gas to Germany for 15 Years
Equinor signed a 15-year agreement with Uniper to supply over 30 terawatt hours a year of natural gas to Germany.
Brent Sees Another Volatile Month of Trading
Brent crude has seen another volatile month of trading, analysts at BMI highlighted.
Iran Running Out of Oil Cargoes
Iran's oil shipments to Asia have all but dried up, driving the cost of those cargoes to the highest levels in years even before the U.S. administration announces fresh moves to isolate Tehran and its trading partners.
ExxonMobil Warns of Looming Decline at Kazakhstan's Top Oilfield
The Spring, Texas-based supermajor is seeking to invest billions of dollars in a new oil project at the nation's Kashagan development, a step that would help to cushion a slide in production at Tengiz, its top deposit.
US Refiners Face Import Crunch from Top Crude Seller
U.S. refiners are facing a looming supply drop from their biggest foreign crude supplier at a time when they need the oil the most.





