Kuwait accelerates oil recovery after the Hormuz crisis
The Strait of Hormuz continues to shape the energy market as Kuwait accelerates the recovery of 70% of its oil production.
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U.S. LNG flows fall due to maintenance at terminals
U.S. LNG flows fell to a four-month low after maintenance at Golden Pass and Freeport LNG, impacting the natural gas market.
Ksi Lisims LNG Boosts New Energy Route Between Canada and Europe
Ksi Lisims LNG strengthens European energy security after signing a supply agreement with SEFE to export Canadian gas to Germany.
ExxonMobil seeks environmental approval for Haimara in Guyana
Exxon Mobil Guyana Haimara moves toward a new development phase following the application submitted to the EPA to exploit the gas-condensate discovery.
Naphtha Sohar: ADNOC Achieves Historic Alternative Route to Asia for 2026
In April, ADNOC halted approximately 1 million metric tons per month of naphtha exports from its Ruwais refinery.
Oil Inventories Could Fall to Critical Levels This Summer
The IEA estimates that even if an agreement were reached today to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, normalizing transit could take six to eight months.
Product tankers and an LNG shipment reactivate limited movements in the Strait of Hormuz
The Aframax Cy Victorious exited the Strait of Hormuz on May 30 with at least 80,000 metric tons.
ACG Gas: BP Starts Production, Unlocking Up to 6 Tcf in the Caspian
BP has initiated the first production of non-associated ACG gas in the Caspian Sea's ACG field, with estimated reserves of 4 Tcf and a second well planned for 2026.
Potential Offshore Strike in Norway Threatens North Sea Supply Starting June 5
617 Norwegian offshore workers threaten strike on June 5, 2026, if wage mediation fails. Norway supplies one-third of Europe's natural gas.
BP sells 5% of Browse LNG to GS Energy, bringing the project closer to its final investment decision
BP reduces its stake in Browse LNG Australia to 39.33% after selling 5% to South Korea’s GS Energy. The project, valued at US$34.96 billion, is still awaiting FID.
Equatorial Guinea’s 2.2 TCF gas project moves toward drilling
The offshore EG-08 project takes a decisive step after receiving government approval, bringing the planned 2027 drilling of Barracuda-1 closer.
How to perform coke drum inspection and manage integrity
Learn how coke drum inspection programs use AUT, PAUT, FFS, and laser scanning to manage integrity and operational risk.