IEA Oil Release Set to Exceed Agreed Volume
Members of the G7 club of rich countries lead commitments, which currently total 426 million barrels.
Israel Says It Will Spare Iran Energy Sites
Netanyahu also said Israeli forces would help the U.S. attempt to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and that the war would be over faster than people think, in comments that helped calm markets.
Gulf Attacks Drive Oil Volatility
Oil prices rose amid attacks on key Gulf energy infrastructure, with LNG disruptions amplifying supply concerns.
Several Oil, Gas Assets Damaged in Iran War
Over the past three weeks, dozens of refineries, oil fields, gas plants, ports and other energy infrastructure have been damaged by missile and drone strikes in the Arabian Gulf.
Eni Plans to Raise Shareholder Returns
Eni has bumped up the upper range of its shareholder distributions from 35-40 percent of cash flow from operations to 35-45 percent as part of its updated plan (2026-30).
Higher Oil Prices Lead to More USA Production in EIA Forecast
The EIA noted in its latest STEO that 'higher crude oil prices lead to more U.S. crude oil production' in its forecast.
USA Crude Is Lagging Behind
Benchmark oil prices are soaring as war in the Middle East disrupts crude flows, but the advance is also sparking the biggest discount for U.S. crude in more than a decade.
Equinor Separates Trading into New Segment
'A project is ongoing to further mature operating model and organizational structure'.
Oil Prices Continue Ascent
'Strikes on key energy infrastructure in the Middle East exacerbated fears of a global supply crunch', said Art Hogan, Chief Market Strategist at B. Riley Wealth.
Woodside Appoints Westcott as CEO
The Australian LNG-focused producer picked from within its ranks to replace Meg O'Neill, whom BP named CEO last December.
Leaders Urge UK Gov to Prioritize Homegrown Energy
'Conflict in the Middle East highlights again the UK's growing challenge of where and how it gets its energy', OEUK CEO David Whitehouse said.
BP to Sell German Refinery to Klesch
BP has raised its target for 'structural cost reductions' by 2027 to $6.5-7.5 billion following a deal to divest its refinery and associated assets in Gelsenkirchen, Germany to Klesch.
Trump Wants Energy Sites Spared from Attacks
The U.S. president sought to stop attacks on energy facilities in the Middle East after Israel and Iran struck key targets, fueling concern that a prolonged war will cause lasting damage to oil and gas infrastructure.
Oil Settles Higher on Gulf Escalation
Crude settles higher as attacks on key energy sites elevate supply concerns, widening Brent's premium and lifting gasoline sharply.
Trump Waives USA Shipping Law For Oil, Gas
President Donald Trump temporarily waived a century-old shipping mandate to lower the cost of transporting oil, gas and other commodities around the United States.
New Gas Finds in Libya Total More Than 1 TCF
Eni announced new gas discoveries in Libya totaling more than one trillion cubic feet.
Equinor Plans New Tieback to Johan Castberg
'The volume basis in Johan Castberg was originally estimated at 500-700 million barrels, and Equinor has an ambition to increase this by an additional 200-500 million barrels'.
Trump Seeks De-Escalation of Attacks on Energy Assets
President Donald Trump pressed for a de-escalation of attacks on Middle East energy assets.
Iran Warns Gulf of Fierce Retaliation
Iran warned Gulf countries that a number of energy assets are now 'legitimate targets'.
Petrofac Secures Deal to Sell Emirates Business
'Petrofac Emirates encompasses Petrofac's core engineering and construction (E&C) capability, including the E&C execution teams in the UAE, Chennai and Mumbai'.




