Petrobras Signs Dispute Resolution with Proquigel
The agreement allows Petrobras to regain possession of the fertilizer plants in Bahia and Sergipe
Mero Partners Start Up Fourth Development in Brazilian Field
Mero-4 raises the deepwater field's capacity to 770,000 bpd.
Trump Optimistic on Iran Deal After 'Very Good' Rome Talks
U.S. President Donald Trump said his administration's talks with Iran over the weekend were 'very good'.
Trump Says He's Eyeing Russia Sanctions, Calls Putin 'Crazy'
President Donald Trump said he was 'absolutely' considering new sanctions against Russia.
North America Goes Back to Losing Rigs
North America dropped 17 rigs week on week, according to Baker Hughes' latest North America rotary rig count.
Statkraft to Sell Renewables Portfolio in Colombia to Ecopetrol
The sale is expected to be completed during the third quarter.
Trio Halts Operations at McCool Ranch in California
The company said it has decided to 'focus its efforts on other sites which it believes will be more economically feasible'.
NOAA Predicts Above Normal Atlantic Hurricane Activity in 2025
'This outlook is a call to action: be prepared', NOAA's National Weather Service Director Ken Graham said.
eDrilling Changes Name
'We've been on a journey of reinvention and I'm so excited we finally get to share it with the world', the company's CEO said.
Petronas Gets Two New PSCs offshore Indonesia
The Serpang PSC in East Java spans about 8,498 square kilometers (5,280.41 square miles) while the Binaiya PSC in Eastern Indonesia covers 8,484 square kilometers.
Aramco Debuts RE Storage System for Gas Operations
'It is the first deployment globally of an Iron-Vanadium (Fe/V) flow battery as a backup solar power source for gas well operations'.
Port Harcourt Refinery in Nigeria to Shut Down for Maintenance
National oil and gas company NNPC did not say how long the shutdown, which includes a 'sustainability assessment', would last.
Japan Touts Ships Expertise, LNG Project as Tariff Talks Key
Japan may offer financial and technical contributions ranging from investment in an Alaskan LNG pipeline project to shipbuilding expertise as it seeks to smooth the path toward a tariff deal with the US by mid-June.
TotalEnergies Inaugurates Europe's Largest Solar Park
The cluster consists of five solar projects with a total installed capacity of 263 MW.
Europa Secures Wressle Financing through Revenue Swap Deal
Europa will pay an amount equating to 4.5 percent of gross revenues from oil production at the Wressle-1 well to the investor in consideration for $500,000.
EU Issues Obligatory CO2 Storage Capacities for Top Oil Producers
The 44 producers listed will help the 27-member bloc reach 50 million metric tons of capacity for annual CO2 injection into geological storage sites by 2030.
DOE Allots Funding to Strengthen Puerto Rico Power Grid
'Puerto Rico is facing an energy emergency that requires we act now and deliver immediate solutions', Governor Jenniffer Gonzalez-Colon said.
Australia Pacific LNG Cuts Price in Massive Sinopec Supply Deal
Australia Pacific LNG agreed to cut the price of liquefied natural gas sold under a major contract with China's Sinopec.
Poland Says Key Infrastructure at Risk After Baltic Sea Incident
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned on Thursday that the Baltic Sea is becoming 'a new area of confrontation' with Russia.
WTI Settles at $61.53 in Light Trade
Oil prices rose slightly as nuclear deal hopes faded and U.S. data boosted demand outlook.