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The Department of Justice (DOJ) has given the go-ahead to a proposed merger between GE’s oil and gas business division and Baker Hughes that will create…
The first cargo of U.S. liquefied natural gas last week reached its destination in Poland. The country’s Prime Minister called this “a historical moment,” that brought…
Iraq’s Basra Oil Company is working on expanding the daily capacity of the Amaya oil export terminal in Basra to one million barrels, a deputy…
Crude oil and fuel shipments from Qatar are set to become more expensive after the United Arab Emirates imposed a port-wide ban on vessels carrying…
Russia and Saudi Arabia, the biggest participants in the international oil production cut deal, seem to be still confident that it will achieve the results…
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Norway’s Statoil has announced an announced with BP to take over exploration for oil and gas in four blocks in the Great Australian Bight. The agreement,…
China’s crude oil imports went up by 15.4 percent on an annual basis last month on the back of more purchases coming from state-owned companies,…
Two Qatari LNG tankers carrying a combined 524,000 cu m of the fuel suddenly changed course in the Gulf of Aden on their way to…
Media coverage of the U.S. shale oil and gas industry makes it sound like the Permian is the only place where things are happening. Everybody…
The oil-rich autonomous region of Kurdistan has scheduled its long-awaited independence referendum for September 25, President Masoud Barzani said in a tweet. The referendum may…
India Oil Corp., the country’s biggest oil refiner, is planning a major though temporary refining capacity reduction this year for maintenance, unnamed sources told Reuters. The…
Royal London, an asset manager, has warned against the London Stock Exchange changing initial public offering rules to better suit the tastes of Riyadh, which is…
As soon as the export ban on oil - in force since 1973 - was lifted in America, producers started making global expansion plans. Oil…
An oil workers’ union in Norway has threatened that some 150 of its members will go on strike if the union fails to reach an…
The Energy Information Administration poured ice cold water on the budding hope that inventory levels in the world’s largest oil consumer may be normalizing, by…
Shell’s Forcados oil export terminal in Nigeria has begun operating after a prolonged force majeure of over a year following a string of militant attacks. According…
No doubt when faced with the question “Who’s the biggest oil guzzler in the world?” one would immediately think about the U.S. or China. Or…
A group that represents most of the independent oil refiners in China has issued a statement pledging the members’ full compliance with government regulation governing…
World governments have failed to accelerate and scale up renewable energy adoption quickly enough to meet the climate action goals set out in the Paris…