The agreement between Shell and METLEN for the European gas market
The importance of this commercial tie was validated by the presence of high-ranking government representatives from the United States and Greece.
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Nordex Exceeds Its Own Financial Targets with a Record-Breaking Year-End
Long-term solvency appears secured thanks to a record-breaking order volume,
Ongwe Minerals expands its territorial footprint in the Damara Belt
The company secures 50 kilometers of strike length along the Okondeka fault zone and identifies parallel structures for gold exploration.
NNPC expands its energy offering with Cawthorne crude in Nigeria
After averaging 1.48 million barrels per day in January, the launch of Cawthorne, combined with the previously introduced Utapate and Obodo grades.
WECO’s Kaizen 2.0 Wave Energy Converter Passes North Sea Tests
WECO's engineering team plans to leave the system exposed to more adverse marine conditions for an extended period.
Woodside Energy strengthens its global position with $2.7 billion in profits
The company’s operational strength was evident after the close of fiscal year 2025.
India raises its reliance on foreign oil imports to nearly 89% of consumption
The country has imported peaks of 5.2 million barrels per day and is actively seeking to diversify its sources to reduce exposure to specific markets.
Saipem and Aramco Award Safaniya Field Project in Saudi Arabia
The company will install a 48-inch trunk line to strengthen the transport infrastructure in the Safaniya field.
Technip Energies Announces Award of Coral Norte Floating LNG Project in Mozambique
The global energy industry is focusing its attention on the East African coast following the formalization of strategic agreements for the expansion of gas capacity.
Lefroy Exploration consolidates gold production at the Lucky Strike mine
The technical viability of the deposits within the Lefroy Project was validated, which possesses a contiguous 635 km² expanse of highly prospective land.
The United States faces winter’s impact on the Northeast power grid
The priority of utility companies is focused on the gradual restoration of the grid's main nodes.
The Supreme Court Defines the Future of ExxonMobil’s Compensation from Cuba
The highest U.S. court is evaluating whether the Helms-Burton Act allows Cuban entities to be prosecuted for oil assets confiscated after the 1959 revolution.