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Mexico’s state-owned Pemex has shut-in three units at its 320,000 bbl/d Deer Park refinery after a hydrogen sulfide leak injured 35 and left two dead.

Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines, including another delay at one of the largest gas fields in the world and two major contracts in West Africa.

Geopolitical tensions around the world are an ongoing wildcard for oil prices in the near-term, according to BOK Financial Securities’ Dennis Kissler. U.S. producers will have to pivot off of whatever hand they are dealt.  

WhiteHawk Energy, in pursuit of a merger with PHX Minerals for at least 18 months, has proposed an offer representing a 17% premium to the mineral company’s 30-day average weighted price.

Halliburton’s Nathan Snoke said the company’s 105 years of experience focused on the subsurface enables it to store hydrogen underground and at a lower cost.

Trump would back ‘energy dominance,’ while Harris would pursue a climate change agenda.

Bowman Consulting Group’s scope of work includes conducting detailed field surveys of above-ground infrastructure assets across well sites of up to to 8 acres.

Similar to last week, Stratas Advisors forecast that oil prices will be relatively flat with a downward bias unless there is another military strike of note. 

The rules are designed to accelerate the retirement of coal plants, but they raise costs for new natural gas facilities.

Blake Webster, partner at Quantum Capital Group, said the private-equity firm’s portfolio teams are looking to buy from sellers looking for cash buyouts, though not necessarily in the usual places.