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The semi-autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) resumed on Wednesday crude oil exports via the Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline to the Turkish Mediterranean coast, following a three-day planned maintenance…
The two leading candidates in next month’s presidential election in South Korea are vowing to scale back the country’s reliance on nuclear energy and coal…
China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) and the Jebel Ali Free Zone of Dubai signed on Tuesday a deal under which the Chinese state-held oil giant will…
The Colorado Court of Appeals has recently ruled 2-1 in favor of six teenage activists who had petitioned the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission to…
While it tries to ‘fix’ the oil market with production cuts, OPEC is jumping on the big-data bandwagon and is launching an Oil and Gas…
Russia’s Energy Ministry will soon begin talking with domestic oil companies about the option to extend the production cuts beyond June, Energy Minister Alexander Novak…
Saudi Arabia reduced its crude oil production by 111,000 bpd to 9.9 million bpd in March, again generously overcomplying with the OPEC output cut deal…
China and Myanmar have finally reached an agreement on an oil pipeline that that would allow China to import crude oil from overseas via Myanmar,…
Oil majors Royal Dutch Shell and Eni SpA are reiterating that neither the companies nor any of their staff have been involved in any wrongdoing…
Resource-challenged Japan, the world’s top LNG importer, the third-largest oil consumer and net importer, and the third biggest coal importer, is estimated to have spent…
Malaysia’s Petronas has approached around a dozen potential buyers offering $1 billion worth of a stake in a local gas project, Reuters reported on Monday, citing…
Hedge fund manager Elliott Advisors, which holds around 4.1 percent of BHP Billiton Plc, is proposing a plan to increase capital returns to shareholders, which…
The oil price crash that destroyed a lot of smaller oil producers has not spared the finances of even the oldest and largest oil companies.…
The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate said on Friday that it had granted two new drilling permits, one to Statoil to drill in the Barents Sea and…
One of the top global oil traders, Gunvor Group, has approached at least two competitors to discuss the possibility of selling the entire company, The…
Lukoil, Russia’s second-biggest oil producer, will discuss later this year the possible sale of its Ukhta refinery and one-third of its filling stations in Russia,…
Twice a year, in April and in October, banks review the creditworthiness of oil and gas companies in what is known as a borrowing base…
Russia’s oil giant Rosneft expects to receive the first crude oil cargo of 600,000 barrels from the Kurdistan Regional Government later this week, a Rosneft…
Saudi Aramco is in talks to buy a stake in a planned refinery expected to be built on India’s west coast that would be the…
Two Democratic Senators have written to the chief of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers asking for details about the Corps’ decisions that led to…