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Shell to defer UK partner's development costs again amid takeover talks Deltic had deferred payment of its share of development costs to February this year

Consortium finalises $1.1 billion North Africa contract Egypt’s Petrojet and Arkad of Italy to build facilities for phase two of Algeria development

YPF eyes ‘Latin America’s largest project finance’ for Argentina LNG project Enterprise will feature newbuild FLNG vessels with gas from Vaca Muerta shale play

EnergyPathways secures UK gas storage licence Project would double UK gas storage, according to EnergyPathways

Adura completes construction of Jackdaw gas field in UK North Sea Jackdaw gas field could start supplying UK homes this winter if granted fresh development consent

Australia and Japan sign energy security cooperation agreement Countries sign joint statement in “commitment to mutual energy security and to rules-based and market-oriented trade and investment”

Equinor's first-quarter results ahead of expectations Results helped by 9% production growth compared to the same quarter last year

Talos Energy hit by $145 million impairment charge, Q1 losses deepen The company produced 88,800 barrels of oil equivalent per day of oil and gas in the first quarter, exceeding …

QatarEnergy begins process to repair two LNG mega-trains hit in Iran attack QatarEnergy said March attacks damaged two liquefaction trains with combined production capacity of 12.8 million tonnes per annum

Southeast Asia gas development advances with subsea pipelaying First gas from Malampaya phase four project expected in fourth quarter of 2026

Petronas launches drillship re-tender for ultra-deepwater wildcat Malaysian operator hopes to spud Redha-1 exploration well offshore Indonesia by October

Australia gas export tax inquiry set to issue recommendations Operators say that a proposed gas export tax would make new projects 'uninvestible'

Senegal starts building pipeline and power plant taking gas from BP asset Gas will flow to domestic market from Greater Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) field, according to partner Kosmos Energy

US official defends BOEM-BSEE merger as ‘key component’ of offshore production Department of the Interior’s Jacob Tyner says reunification of agencies split after 2010 BP spill will be ‘multi-stage process’

US shale player sees ‘signal’ needed to begin growing production Diamondback Energy to add more barrels ‘immediately’, CEO says in shareholder letter

Subsea tie-back boom at risk from supply chain shortages, experts warn New vessels and equipment are needed to meet demand for what is quickly becoming a standard offshore development path

Progress for new offshore CCS project in Norway Two contractors hired to help develop the Vaar-operated Trudvang CCS project

Amid energy market upheaval, advances in technology have rarely been more important Geopolitical upheaval underscores need for new means and methods to find, develop and secure sources of today's energy

NewMed chief executive resigns to pursue 'opportunities on global stage' Yossi Abu has helmed Israel's biggest E&P player since 2011, after a chance meeting with Gideon Tadmor

Norway launches 2026 offshore licensing round A total of 70 exploration blocks are available for competitive bidding

Ineos Energy and Shell target US Gulf exploration New agreement is part of Ineos Energy's strategy to build global portfolio

Equinor awards FEED contract and starts new production FEED awarded for Atlantis project while previous discovery Eirin is brought on stream

All is well as Equinor secures contractors for $1.8 billion 18 services companies required to support the wells Norwegian operator will drill

Long-awaited recovery for seismic sector could be over TGS chief executive Kristian Johansen explains that reserves replacement is back in focus

Oil and gas do not face ‘existential threat’, says Guyana president President Mohamed Irfaan Ali says his country has adopted an integrated, dual-path approach to deal with energy transition

Progress for new offshore CCS project in Norway Two contractors hired to help develop the Vaar-operated Trudvang CCS project

Ineos to site massive $1.7bn blue methanol plant at chemicals complex in Texas The British company will become a shareholder and anchor customer of Sandpiper Chemicals, which plans to build …

How Europe's biggest blackout helped turn role of renewables on its head Some people blamed Spain's high renewables penetration for last year's blackout, but regulatory changes will now allow wind …

TotalEnergies and Jera Nex BP-backed plan would slow German offshore wind growth TotalEnergies offshore wind chief claims benefits for network operators, supply chain and taxpayers if proposals to lessen wake …

Fresh drone strike at UAE oil facility triggers 'large' fire, three injured Adnoc has been using the Fujairah port to avoid the Strait of Hormuz, where shipping is disrupted in …

Long-awaited recovery for seismic sector could be over TGS chief executive Kristian Johansen explains that reserves replacement is back in focus

Samsung scoops $330 million prize for Malaysia's first LNG FSRU project MISC will own and operate key liquefied natural gas import facility for Petronas Gas

Adnoc subsidiary completes acquisition of leading oilfield services player UAE-based drilling giant will expand its rig fleet to 170 units, the largest in the Middle East, following the acquisition

BP steps up India deepwater push, eyes key offshore development BP is a key partner at KG-D6, India’s largest gas-producing deepwater field, operated by private sector giant Reliance Industries

Chinese yards lined up for upgrade of iconic FPSO Operator's choice will determine whether 40-year-old Petrojarl 1 can be reliably overhauled within tight 10-month window

28 Tcf: Critical second wave of Southeast Asian deepwater gas projects However, fragile economics weigh on more than $20 billion-worth of investments targeted by 2030

Singapore's Keppel keen to complete unfinished offshore drilling rigs Market conditions are supporting Keppel's new focus on unfinished rigs

All is well as Equinor secures contractors for US$1.8bn 18 services companies required to support the wells that Equinor will drill

Adnoc chief says UAE’s decision to exit Opec not ‘directed against anyone’, will accelerate investments The UAE recently left Opec and the wider Opec+ grouping, amid unprecedented disruption to Middle …

UK contractor awarded subsea deal in Australia JDR Cable Systems to supply umbilicals for project in the Otway basin