BOEM Initiates Process to Reactivate Offshore Drilling in California Simón González · March 1, 2026 The announcement opens a public consultation period to analyze future oil and gas leases in federal waters
Momentum Midstream’s Potential $5 Billion Sale Shakes Up the Gulf Coast Joshua Falcón. · February 28, 2026 Projected investments in the sector reach $50 billion for the construction of thousands of additional miles of infrastructure.
Ofgem sets new electricity and gas tariffs Joshua Falcón. · February 28, 2026 Energy regulation in the United Kingdom marks a turning point for the second quarter of 2026.
Uniper Strengthens Ukraine’s Energy Infrastructure with Technical Equipment Ruth Arteaga. · February 28, 2026 Uniper delivers 200 tons of technical equipment to Ukraine to ensure the operation of its gas storage facilities.
Eni increases share buyback after exceeding 2025 expectations Simón González · February 27, 2026 Eni closed the year with a better-than-expected quarterly profit and strengthens its strategic positioning in production, natural gas, and energy transition.
Shell evaluates selling part of its investments in energy startups Simón González · February 27, 2026 Shell reviews its venture capital portfolio to focus on natural gas and upstream.
The agreement between Shell and METLEN for the European gas market Joshua Falcón. · February 26, 2026 The importance of this commercial tie was validated by the presence of high-ranking government representatives from the United States and Greece.
NNPC expands its energy offering with Cawthorne crude in Nigeria Joshua Falcón. · February 26, 2026 After averaging 1.48 million barrels per day in January, the launch of Cawthorne, combined with the previously introduced Utapate and Obodo grades.
Australia Diversifies LNG Exports Amid Weak Asian Demand Ruth Arteaga. · February 26, 2026 Australia diversifies its LNG exports by sending historic shipments to destinations outside Asia, such as Canada and Turkey.
Increase in crude inventories puts pressure on oil Simón González · February 26, 2026 The sharp increase in U.S. crude inventories surprised the market and immediately put pressure on Brent and WTI prices.