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Exxon Signals Potential Counter Offer for Hess’ Guyana Assets
Exxon Mobil has filed a contract arbitration claim related to Chevron’s proposed purchase of Hess Corp.’s interests in the Stabroek Block offshore Guyana.
Everywhere All at Once: Woodside CEO Touts Current Global Portfolio
Meg O’Neill, the CEO of Australian energy giant Woodside Energy, is overseeing the “next wave” of growth projects around the globe, including developments in the Gulf of Mexico, offshore Senegal and further LNG expansion.
What's Affecting Oil Prices This Week? (March 4, 2024)
For the upcoming week, Stratas Advisors expect the price of Brent will move sideways and will struggle to break through $85.
Oil Rises After OPEC+ Extends Output Cuts
Rising geopolitical tensions due to the Israel-Hamas conflict and Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping have supported oil prices in 2024, although concern about economic growth has weighed.
Exxon Versus Chevron: The Fight for Hess’ 30% Guyana Interest
Chevron's plan to buy Hess Corp. and assume a 30% foothold in Guyana has been complicated by Exxon Mobil and CNOOC's claims that they have the right of first refusal for the interest.
Belcher: Election Year LNG ‘Pause’ Will Have Huge Negative Impacts
The Biden administration’s decision to pause permitting of LNG projects has damaged the U.S.’ reputation in ways impossible to calculate.
The OGInterview: TG Natural Resources Rides LNG Wave
TG Natural Resources rides the LNG wave with its Rockcliff deal amid a shale consolidation boom.
Global Oil Demand to Grow by 1.9 MMbbl/d in 2024, Says Wood Mac
Oil prices have found support this year from rising geopolitical tensions including attacks by the Iran-aligned Houthi group on Red Sea shipping.
Repsol Eyes Increasing Core US Upstream Business
Madrid-based Repsol SA will invest €$2.2 billion (US$2.38 billion) between 2024-2027 on its unconventional assets in the Marcellus and Eagle Ford as it focuses on increasing its core U.S. upstream business platform.
Despite LNG Permitting Risks, Cheniere Expansions Continue
U.S.-based Cheniere Energy expects the U.S. market, which exported 86 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) of LNG in 2023, will be the first to surpass the 200 mtpa mark—even taking into account a recent pause on approvals related to new U.S. LNG projects.