If the U.S. pulls back from permitting new liquefied natural gas (LNG) export plants, demand for the fuel will still be met from projects in Qatar, Argentina and Africa, the CEO of Baker Hughes, the world’s largest provider of equipment for the LNG sector, said on Thursday. The Biden administration in January paused new export …
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Williams CEO Alan Armstrong said the project still moving forward after hitting a snag in a dispute with Energy Transfer but lacks a definitive start date.
California Resources Corp. has nominated Christian Kendall, former president and CEO of Denbury, to serve on its board.
National oil companies’ strategies include diversifying energy sources and seeking reserves located deeper in the ground and ever-deeper waters, while still working to curb emissions.
Discovery Lithium signed a non-binding letter of intent to acquire a 43,000-hectare land position in known lithium-bearing pegmatite fields.
Kimmeridge’s proposal to combine Eagle Ford players Kimmeridge Texas Gas (KTG) and SilverBow Resources is gaining support from another large investor.
Equinor proves Heisenberg in the North Sea holds 25 MMboe to 56 MMboe, and studies are underway for a potential fast-track tieback development.
The current gas working capacity fits a 60 Bcf/d market — but today, the market exceeds 100 Bcf/d, gas executives said at CERAWeek by S&P Global.
The shale revolution has unlocked an amazing resource but it is far from reaching full potential as a lot more opportunities exist, EQT Corp. President and CEO Toby Rice said in a plenary session during CERAWeek by S&P Global.
ACES Delta developers say the project remains on track for 2025 startup, despite previous supply chain obstacles.
