Oil Dips from 6 Month High as Officials Meet in Tehran
Oil retreated from a six-month high as senior officials from several countries flew to Tehran.
Pentagon's Venezuelan Oil Partner Boosts Output
Venezuela's overall oil output recently reached 1.252 million barrels a day, oil minister Hector Obregon said.
Transgaz, Kawasaki Ink Hydrogen Cooperation Agreement
Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Transgaz signed a memorandum of understanding on energy cooperation that would see the Japanese company bring its hydrogen transmission technology into Europe.
North America Adds Rigs Week on Week, BH Count Shows
North America added three rigs week on week, according to Baker Hughes' latest North America rotary rig count.
BP Gets New Settlement with Louisiana over Deepwater Horizon Disaster
BP reached an agreement with the state of Louisiana that will close lengthy litigation over the deadly Deepwater Horizon catastrophe in the Gulf of America in 2010, in exchange for an early but reduced payment of remaining claims.
Gulf Oil Bargains Lure India Away from Russia
Indian refiners are increasingly turning to Persian Gulf crude and pulling back from their mainstay supplier Russia.
Sembcorp Gets Conditional Approval to Import 1.3GW of Power into Singapore
Singapore's government has conditionally authorized state-backed Sembcorp Utilities to import 1.3 gigawatts of renewable electricity, advancing a tripartite energy pact with Malaysia and Vietnam.
EIA Edges 2026 USA Oil Output Forecast Closer to 14MM Bpd
The U.S. Energy Information Administration further raised its U.S. crude oil production forecast for 2026 in its latest short term energy outlook.
Saudi, Singapore Announce Oil Storage Deal
'The proposed arrangement marks a new milestone in energy cooperation between Singapore and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia', a joint statement said.
Israeli Power Producer Launches Arbitration vs Chevron's Leviathan Partners
Dalia Energies has sought arbitration in London over a 20-year natural gas supply agreement terminated by NewMed Energy and Ratio Energies, Chevron's local partners in the offshore Leviathan field.
Saudi, Turkish Officials Travel to Iran to Cool Tensions
Top security officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey are set to meet Iran's leaders in an effort to defuse tensions and breathe new life into talks aimed at preventing a broader war in the Middle East.
UK Seen More Reliant on Gas Imports This Winter
Britain is expected to rely even more heavily on natural gas imports this winter.
Iberdrola Secures New EIB Loan for Brazil Grid Upgrades
Iberdrola's Brazilian subsidiary has secured another loan from the European Investment Bank to help modernize the electricity infrastructure in the states of Sao Paulo and Mato Grosso do Sul.
Germany Wants to Stop More Oil Refinery Closures
Germany said it will seek to stem the loss of oil refining capacity.
Brent Tops $116 as Middle East Risks Grow
Oil prices climbed as escalating attacks on Saudi Arabia heightened fears of Middle East supply disruptions.
Physical Oil Prices Drop in Mideast
The physical prices of some Middle East crudes sold outside the Persian Gulf have dropped.
EU Diesel, Jet Fuel Supplies Remain Tight
However, the European Commission assured there was 'currently no physical shortage of these products in Europe'.
SLB Sees Growth Driven by ME Oil Field Recovery
SLB, formerly known as Schlumberger, is seen as a bellwether for oil and gas companies.
Norway Gas Production Hits Lowest Level This Year
Norway produced over 10.5 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas in September, its lowest monthly figure this year, according to preliminary official data.
DOE Advancing Constitution Pipeline to 'Strengthen Security'
'The Trump administration is advancing the long-delayed natural gas pipeline to strengthen America's energy security', the DOE said.




