Saturday, October 25, 2025

Oil Equivalent News

Woodside Energy reaches two-week peak after increasing 2025 production forecast

Woodside Energy shares rose to their highest level in two weeks on Wednesday, despite a 9.4% drop in revenue for the third quarter due to lower average realized prices. The largest independent energy company in the country expects its fiscal 2025 production will be between 192 and 197 millions barrels of oil-equivalent…

Santos reduces 2025 production forecast on technical issue at Barossa Project

Santos Australia has lowered its output forecasts for the second time in this year after a technical problem delayed ramp-up at its Barossa project. Inclement weather also hampered recovery of the Cooper Basin project. No. 2 independent oil and gas producer in…

As US onshore oil growth slows, will improved drilling boost Gulf of Mexico offshore oil production?

Analysts and consultants predict that offshore investment will continue to grow as new technology and more friendly regulations encourage investment. In recent years, the offshore oil and natural gas sector has been overshadowed by shale because it requires more upfront investment and years of construction.

Algeria signs oil and gas deal worth $5.4 billion with Saudi firm Midad Energy

Sonatrach, the state-owned energy firm of Algeria, announced on Monday that it had signed a $5.4 billion contract with Midad Energy from Saudi Arabia for exploration and development of oil and gas in Algeria's Illizi Basin. The contract for production sharing is 30 years long with the option of an extra 10 years.

Kuwait announces its third offshore discovery as it seeks a boost in output

Kuwait Oil Company announced on Monday that it had made its third offshore find with a production capacity of over 29 million cubic feet of natural gas per day. This is a major boost for the desert nation, which has been struggling to increase output. KOC released…

Eni will launch a joint venture with Petronas Gas in 2026

Guido Brusco said that Eni's gas joint venture will be up and running by the end of next year. He is the chief operating officer for global natural resources at Eni. Both companies announced in January that they would be moving forward with the project of developing gas assets in Malaysia, Indonesia and other countries.

BP approves $5 billion Tiber Guadalupe project in US Gulf

British oil giant BP announced on Monday that it would move forward with a $5 Billion offshore drilling project called Tiber-Guadalupe in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. This marks another step in BP's new strategy to refocus its oil and gas core business. The project is expected to start oil and gas production by 2030.

Chevron anticipates a quarterly impact of up to $400 Million from the Hess Deal

Chevron, the U.S. energy giant, said it expected to suffer a loss of between $200 million and $400 million during the third quarter due to the Hess transaction. Chevron completed its $55 billion purchase of Hess, after winning a landmark court battle with larger…

Guyana's Oil Output Rose in August

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Guyana's oil production increased to 685,000 barrels per day in August from 664,000 bpd the previous month, boosted by the start-up of the fourth floating output facility in the South American country, government data seen on Wednesday showed.A consortium led by U.S.

Exxon begins production on its fourth floating oil tanker in Guyana

Exxon Mobil said that a consortium led by it began production on a fourth floating vessel, which is a production, storage, and offloading vessel, at the Stabroek Block, in Guyana, on Friday. This brings the total production capacity of the oilfield up to more than 900,000 bbls per day.

Devon Energy's profit forecast for the second quarter was missed due to low oil prices

The U.S. oil-and-gas producer Devon Energy narrowly missed Wall Street's expectations for the second quarter profit on Tuesday as lower commodity prices offset an increase in production. As a result of the growing demand for natural gas, the company has also announced two new supply agreements.

Cenovus Energy Lowers 2025 Production Forecast

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Canadian oil and gas producer Cenovus Energy lowered the upper end of its full-year upstream production forecast on Thursday, citing the impact from a temporary shut-in of its Rush Lake facilities.The company said it responded to a steam release from a casing failure in an injection well in early May, and as a result, the R

Equinor Q2 Core Profit drops as expected due to lower oil prices

Equinor reported on Wednesday that its second-quarter profits fell by 13% compared to a year ago, as expected, due to the decline in oil prices, which outweighed an increase in gas. Equinor's poll of 21 analysts predicted that the adjusted earnings for April-June would be $6.54 billion…

Shell reduces LNG production outlook and flags weaker trade

Shell has lowered its outlook for the second quarter for both its integrated gas division and liquefied gas production. It also guided for weaker results in trading, according to a quarterly report published on Monday before full results. Shell's integrated gas division gave a production range of 900…

TotalEnergies UK Assets to Be Bought by Prax Remain Unsold

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The TotalEnergies West of Shetland offshore assets it agreed to sell to Prax Group last year remain under the French oil major's ownership, it said on Wednesday, so will not be subject to disposals resulting from liquidation proceedings affecting the British company."The…

Equinor and partners approve $1.3 Billion Johan Sverdrup Oilfield Expansion

Equinor, a Norwegian oil company, and its partners approved an investment of 13 billion Norwegian crowns ($1.29 billion), for the expansion at Johan Sverdrup. This is the largest oilfield in western Europe. Equinor's partner Aker BP and Equinor said separately…

Sierra Leone is West Africa's new oil and gas frontier

A senior government official announced on Thursday that Sierra Leone would wait to see the results of its recently launched offshore 3D seismic study, its first for over a decade. This will allow it to open its next round of oil and gas licenses later this year.

ADNOC consortium targets Australia's Santos

Abu Dhabi National Oil Company's (ADNOC) is looking to expand its global gas business and has proposed a $18,7 billion takeover bid of Australia's Santos, the second largest independent gas producer. Santos has supported the plan. Here are some key details about Santos…

Shell approves Aphrodite offshore gas project

Shell Energy said that it has taken a final investment decision in its Aphrodite Gas Project offshore Trinidad and Tobago. In a press release, the company said that it expects to start producing gas in 2027. It will reach a maximum production of 18,400 barrels oil equivalent per day.

Canadian oil sands companies evacuate workers because of wildfire threat

MEG Energy, a Canadian oil sands firm, said that it had evacuated non-essential workers from its Christina Lake facility in northern Alberta because of wildfires burning there. The company has said that it will not reduce its oil production on the site. It is located 150 km (93 miles south) of Fort McMurray…