Tokyo Gas CEO: More than half of investments in overseas markets will be directed to the US within 3 years.
Tokyo Gas, Japan’s largest city gas provider, will direct more than half the 350 billion yen ($2.3billion) it has set aside for overseas investments in the next three years to the U.S., according to CEO Shinichi Sasayama. Tokyo Gas announced a plan in?October to invest 1.3 trillion yen by March 2029.
Environmentalists sue Gulf of Mexico Oil Auction to Stop it
On Tuesday, environmental groups sued the Trump Administration for its decision to proceed with the planned December 10, offshore oil and natural gas lease sale that covered 80 million acres (32 millions hectares) of the Gulf of Mexico. Why it's Important The lawsuit filed in U.S.
Pakistan approves TPOC led consortium to operate offshore blocks
The adviser to the Finance Ministry said that Pakistan approved on Tuesday a new offshore exploratory consortium, allowing Turkish Petroleum Overseas Company (TPO) to assume operatorship of Eastern Offshore Block C as part of an effort to revive drilling.
Trump proposes Alaska oil sale by 2026, finalizes sale of US Gulf oil leases
It was announced on Friday that the Trump administration would hold an auction to drill oil and gas in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico next month. They have also proposed another one in a waterway located in southern Alaska. About 80 million acres will be available for lease in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.
Tokyo Gas CEO: US is priority market for overseas expansion, Tokyo Gas.
Tokyo Gas will prioritize the U.S. for its overseas expansion because of its high growth potential, CEO Shinichi SASAYAMA said on Wednesday. Japan's biggest city gas provider is looking at a possible offtake of gas from Alaska. Tokyo Gas, Japan's largest buyer of liquefied gas…
The US opens up the Alaska Wildlife Refuge to oil and Gas Development
The Trump administration announced on Thursday a series steps to open the Alaskan wilderness for energy and infrastructure development. This includes resuming leasing of oil and gas in remote Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. The Interior Department said…
Petrobras CEO: Production at Foz do amazonas could start in seven years
Magda Chambriard, Chief Executive of Petrobras, said on Tuesday that the Brazilian state-owned oil company could begin oil and gas production within seven years in the Foz do Amazonas Basin if the presence of large reserves is confirmed. Petrobras will…
Santos' GLNG facility will stop purchasing Australian domestic gas by 2027
Santos' Gladstone Liquefied Natural Gas plant (GLNG) in Australia will cease buying gas produced domestically to meet export contracts, according to its CEO on Tuesday. This could help ease the supply shortages on Australia's east coast. GLNG's CEO Stephen…
Shell approves Nigerian offshore gas development in partnership with Sunlink
Shell announced on Tuesday that it had approved the development of a gas offshore project in Nigeria with Sunlink Energies. This is the latest investment in a long line of investments made by Shell's Nigerian business. Shell stated that the HI offshore project will…
Court rules that Biden's ban on offshore drilling is illegal
Former U.S. A federal judge in Louisiana found that the president had exceeded his authority when he withdrawn large areas of U.S. coasts from offshore oil and natural gas development. U.S. District judge James Cain, in Lake Charles in Louisiana, sided…
Brazil environmental agency approves Petrobras emergency drill results in Foz do Amazonas
Documents seen by revealed that Petrobras passed the emergency response test set by environmental regulators for the Foz do Amazonas Basin on Wednesday. This marks a major victory for the state oil company in its goal to drill in this environmentally sensitive area.
Nigeria's TotalEnergies deal marks shift to gas development
The Nigerian production-sharing agreement with TotalEnergies will be a model for future agreements, according to the oil regulator. It is the first contract based on a new law aimed at boosting the gas production of the OPEC country. The Petroleum Industry Act of 2021…
ADNOC Gas posts record quarterly profit despite lower prices
ADNOC Gas announced on Wednesday that its net profit for the second quarter rose by 16% as a result of a strong domestic market and improved operational efficiency, which helped to offset lower hydrocarbons prices. The subsidiary of Abu Dhabi’s state oil…
Chinese independent oil companies in Iraq
A few independent Chinese oil companies have poured into Iraq and are planning multi-billion dollar projects to develop the vast reserves. They want to compete with global state-backed majors who dominate production in OPEC’s second largest producer. These…
ADNOC Gas Awards $5 Billion In Contracts For Rich Gas Development Project
ADNOC Gas said on Tuesday it had taken a final investment decision on the first phase of its Rich Gas Development (RGD) Project, awarding $5 billion in contracts to expand and improve efficiency at the project.The contracts involve expanding processing units to boost throughput and improve operational efficiency a
Petrobras wins in Amazon drilling but licensing is in doubt
The Brazilian environmental agency Ibama announced a decision on Monday that will allow state-run Petrobras to move closer to drilling oil in a highly sought after offshore region. However, it also came with a warning for future permits. The documents seen…
US accelerates oil and gas land parcel review for federal leasing
Interior Department announced on Tuesday that the Trump administration would reduce the time required to review land parcels for oil and natural gas development on federal lands by half. The new process will take six months. The decision to streamline the…
Democratic State Attorneys General sue Trump to stop his energy emergency
15 state attorneys general filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump, the president of the United States, on Friday in an attempt to stop his National Energy Emergency. The states said that it was an illegal effort to ignore regulations and to fast-track permits for oil and natural gas development.
Democratic State Attorneys General sue Trump to stop his energy emergency
15 state attorneys general filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump Friday in an attempt to stop his National Energy Emergency, which they said was an illegal effort to ignore regulations and speed up permitting for oil and natural gas development.
Nigeria's NNPC and partners to build 5 mini-LNG for local gas usage
A company spokesperson announced late Thursday that the state-owned Nigerian National Petroleum Company has started construction on five mini-liquefied gas plants (LNG). This is part of government initiatives to boost economic growth and gas consumption.