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LONDON, Dec 16 (Reuters) – Oil major Shell (SHEL.L) has taken a final investment decision on a waterflood project at its Kaikias field in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, aiming to boost oil recovery and extend the life of its Ursa platform. The project is expected to add 60 million barrels of oil equivalent to …
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth will hold closed, classified briefings for all U.S. senators and representatives on Tuesday about the Trump administration’s strategy toward Venezuela. President Donald Trump’s objectives remain unclear to many lawmakers, even after 3-1/2 months, more than 20 deadly U.S. strikes on boats off the South …
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Activist investment firm Kimmeridge Energy Management has submitted a $6 billion offer to buy Ascent Resources, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday. The bid is the latest challenge to Ascent’s private equity backer Energy & Minerals Group’s (EMG) efforts to sell a more than 30% stake in the company from one of its funds to …
By Nathan Risser and Christopher Charleston A woman stands in a street as the snow falls in the Manhattan borough of New York on Dec. 14. Photographer: Charly Triballeau/AFP/Getty Images Four northeastern US states are under emergency transport orders after an outage at one of the largest underground heating fuel storage facilities in the region …
US Declares Energy Emergency as Cold Snap Hits Northeast Read More »
Trump’s desire for US energy dominance could mean higher prices at home. By Naureen S Malik and Ruth Liao Can the Trump administration’s twin policy priorities of US “energy dominance” and affordability really coexist? We may be about to find out. Unleashing oil and gas production has been a key theme for President Donald Trump. …
American Export Boom Means Goodbye to Cheap US Natural Gas Read More »
(Reuters) – The volume of Venezuelan oil already headed to China before the U.S. seized a Venezuelan tanker last week, plus a glut of crude in storage and weak demand, will limit the near-term impact of the move in the Chinese market, traders and analysts said. Exports from the South American producer have fallen sharply …
Ample Oil Supply Shields China From Impact of Venezuela Disruption, For Now Read More »
(Reuters) – A tanker carrying Russian naphtha for Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA and at least four supertankers due to pick up crude cargoes in Venezuela have made u-turns after the U.S. seized a vessel carrying Venezuelan crude, ship monitoring data showed on Monday. The U.S. Coast Guard last week intercepted and seized a very …
Tankers Make U-Turns After US Seizure of Venezuelan Oil Cargo, Shipping Data Says Read More »
Tokyo Gas, Japan’s top city gas provider, plans to direct more than half of the 350 billion yen ($2.3 billion) it has earmarked for overseas investments over the next three years to the U.S. to drive growth, CEO Shinichi Sasayama said. In October, Tokyo Gas unveiled a plan to invest up to 1.3 trillion yen …
The cost of shipping oil is likely to remain high in the first half of 2026 as the global fleet ages and a rising number of vessels are hit with Western sanctions, shipping sources say, though rates could be capped in the second half. In recent weeks, the cost of shipping oil has risen to …
Oil Tanker Rates to Stay Strong into 2026 as Sanctions Remove Ships for Hire Read More »
The U.S. has demanded that the European Union exempt its oil and gas from obligations under the bloc’s methane emissions law on fuel imports until 2035, a U.S. government document seen by Reuters showed. Starting this year, the EU requires importers of oil and gas to Europe to monitor and report methane emissions associated with …
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