Apex Clean Energy’s conservation grant program funds preservation and environmental remediation near the company’s clean energy projects.
Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines including first gas from an Oman field and new contract awards from the past week in the upstream oil and gas industry.
API’s annual report offers a plan to bolster investment in oil and gas projects and streamline the permitting process even as the White House prioritizes renewable energy sources.
As the world clamors for energy, the oil and gas industry is facing its own crisis: attracting talented employees.
In 2022, Europe raced to fill gas storage with LNG imports; now its focus must turn to next year’s winter, top executives at Commonwealth LNG and Chesapeake Energy said Feb. 1 during a panel discussion at the NAPE summit in Houston.
Amid differences with Baghdad, TotalEnergies has asked its foreign employees in Iraq to leave the country and local staff to work from home.
Japan's Eneos Corp. will have the capacity to produce 20 km of green hydrogen a day using Direct MCH technology.
Nearly half of overall expenditure would be for refineries expansion and upgrades.
Like other leading European energy companies, Shell is aiming for rapid expansion of its low-carbon and renewables business as part of efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions over the coming decades.
The fallout from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine includes a global movement away from imported fossil fuels toward domestically produced renewables, BP said in its annual Energy Outlook.
The Sakhalin regional court website lists a claim against Exxon Neftegaz Ltd, Exxon's Russian subsidiary, and the case's hearing scheduled for Feb. 28.
According to Refinitiv data, Russian gas exports to Europe dropped to a new post-Soviet low in 2022, but its total LNG exports rose to approximately 33 million tonnes, with more than half of it going to Europe.
The European Commission hopes joint gas buying will help Europe to refill depleted storage caverns before next winter and to negotiate lower prices by using EU countries' collective buying power.
Imposition of Russian oil exports is set to take effect on Feb. 5, which is expected to negatively affect Europe's diesel market due to the region's dependence on diesel fuel imported from Russia.