Seatrium initiates international arbitration against Petrobras for the P-54 FPSO
The US$55.7 million FPSO P-54 dispute escalates to international arbitration in London.
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Duke Energy exceeds 2025 EPS forecasts and projects growth to 2030
Grid expansion and technological upgrades continue to be long-term structural drivers.
Australia approves exploration rights in Taroom Trough
The Executive argues that extending the exploration frontier will put downward pressure on gas prices and strengthen Queensland's energy security.
Equinor to increase international oil and gas production by 23% by 2030
The figure marks a clear shift to higher-yielding assets outside Norway.
Vitol adjusts its oil consumption forecasts
The report highlights that decarbonization strategies have lost prominence in the recent global agenda.
U.S. announces suspension of Mexican oil shipments to Cuba
The stated objective is to support without compromising the stability of the relationship with Mexico's main trading partner.
Maxim Power Corp secures industrial capacity for its Prairie Lights project
It anticipates total expenditures of up to Cdn$60 million during 2026, which it plans to cover through available cash and operating cash flow.
Congo LNG project begins exports with the first Phase 2 shipment
The company has maintained a presence in the Republic of Congo since the late 1960s and is today the leading producer of associated gas.
New Zealand moves ahead with LNG imports to improve energy security
The government has shortlisted proposals and is moving towards commercial contracting, with the goal of signing agreements by mid-2026.
RWE and Neuland Hambach strengthen their solar energy partnership
The participation structure offers municipalities a direct way to get involved in new renewable projects promoted by RWE.
DOF Group ASA secures well intervention contract with Shell in North America
The technical group classifies this agreement as a substantial contract within its corporate range, established between US$25 million and US$50 million.
Russian oil imports into India hit lowest level in more than three years
This move is taking place while versions from Washington persist about possible changes in bilateral trade.