Mexico saw the highest level of foreign investment in 18 years as companies were attracted to low wage workers, but U.S. energy producers, among others, continue to fuel power for the country’s new factories and projects.
Williams and Energy Transfer, at loggerheads over pipeline rights of way, are also awaiting a FERC ruling over the Louisiana Gateway Project.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration reported a 12.2 million draw in the country’s crude oil barrels in storage last week.
U.S. utilities likely added a smaller-than-usual 32 billion cubic feet (bcf) of natural gas into storage last week as hot weather prompted power generators to burn more gas than usual to keep air conditioners humming, a Reuters poll showed on Tuesday. That compares with an injection of 76 bcf during the same week a year …
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EIG subsidiary Pearl Pipelines will use the proceeds to repay financing related to its $25.3 billion acquisition of 49% interest in Aramco Oil Pipelines Co. three years ago.
A top Permian producer has signed up for a small-footprint nuclear plant. A top pressure-pumper has invested in the developer. Industry members say interest in Permian nuclear is hot.
LNG trading company Vitol Group is emphasizing the environmental benefits of using LNG as a shipping fuel with the acquisition of three bunkering vessels to fuel ships.
SLB and TotalEnergies’ 10-year partnership will address challenges across the energy value chain, including carbon capture, utilization and sequestration.
Aggressive enforcement by the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission has delayed multiple high-profile, multibillion dollar oil and gas deals, with SLB’s ChampionX deal the latest.
Thyssenkrupp Nucera CEO Werner Ponikwar recently shared insight on the electrolytic hydrogen sector and the company’s plans in the U.S. during an exclusive interview with Hart Energy.
