Survey Shows OPEC Output Plunges Further
War between a U.S.-Israeli alliance and Iran has taken a heavy toll on oil supplies from the Middle East.
Iran’s threats against this Red Sea chokepoint are a big vulnerability for the oil market
Oil prices would spike if Iran’s Houthi allies started attacking ships passing through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
Sonardyne, AMOG partner on subsea asset monitoring technology
Sonardyne and AMOG have signed an agreement to develop an integrated subsea asset monitoring service combining underwater monitoring technology and
Only two bidders participate in Arctic Refuge oil lease sale
The Trump administration’s first Arctic National Wildlife Refuge lease sale drew bids from only two participants—Alaska’s state development authority and
Oil Retreats on Global Demand Fears
Oil prices fell as traders weighed weakening global demand against stalled US-Iran negotiations.
Libya energy summit to spotlight upstream expansion and gas megaprojects
Returning for its fifth edition, LEES 2027 will advance Libya’s $18 billion energy pipeline, targeting 1.6–2 million bpd, gas megaprojects
Industry leaders see Vaca Muerta as model for regional energy development
At ARPEL 2026, industry leaders said Latin America’s biggest challenge is no longer resource availability, but building the infrastructure and
BOURBON taps Subsea7 veteran Olivier Blaringhem as CEO
BOURBON has appointed former Subsea7 executive Olivier Blaringhem as chief executive officer, effective Sept. 14, as the offshore services company
Trump’s Arctic Refuge lease sale tests industry interest in Alaska drilling
The Trump administration is opening sealed bids for nearly 690,000 acres in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, setting up a
Bilfinger Offshore Workers Striking Over Pay
‘Strikes on the Alba FSU and FPF1 will have a significant impact on the day to day operations of these
Arctic Refuge Auction Will Test Oil Industry Appetite
President Donald Trump vowed to reopen Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling.
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China’s nuclear power capacity nearly doubled since 2016
From 2016 to 2024, China’s nuclear generation capacity increased 76% (24 GW), based on our International Energy Statistics (IES) data.
Admarine 502 jackup contracted for Mako field drilling campaign offshore Indonesia
West Natuna Exploration, the majority-owned subsidiary of Conrad Asia Energy and operator of the Duyung production sharing contract (PSC) in
Clean Energy Fuels Starts Up New RNG Plant in Idaho
The project, which has a capacity to process more than 5 million gallons a day of manure, is ‘one of
Strike Averted as About 8,000 Workers offshore Norway Win Pay Raise
New agreements including pay increases averted a strike that had threatened to cut Norwegian oil and gas production by over
Why Is Oil Still Under $100?
That’s the question Macquarie Group economists, including Ric Deverell, Chief Economist and Head of Macro Strategy at Macquarie Group, asked
How the Strait of Hormuz standoff flipped the energy security debate
Iran’s influence over the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz has inadvertently transformed the energy security debate.
Scottish Parliament Votes for Transfer of Energy Powers
‘We are formally requesting the devolution of powers that we need to maximize our remarkable energy potential’, Scotland’s Energy Minister
Matador Resources Inks Marketing Deals with Energy Transfer
‘This transaction is an additional step taken by Matador’s marketing team to improve all-in pricing netbacks and reduce exposure to
Skirmishes in Lebanon as Hezbollah Rejects Mideast Truce
Even so, Hezbollah’s attacks on northern Israel have eased, while Israel has held off striking Beirut after threatening to do