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Tamboran Secures Government Approval to Sell Beetaloo Appraisal Gas

“The BUG legislation has been a significant initiative undertaken by the government, which allows for gas volumes to be sold into the market during the exploration and appraisal phase of the project life. Gas that would have historically been flared on site will now be delivered into the local Northern Territory gas market, delivering much-needed energy security to the market that is predominantly powered by gas. It will also deliver accelerated royalties to the NTG and Native Title Holders”, he said.

CNOOC Ltd Announces 10th Startup in Chinese Waters in 2025

“The development of the project mainly leverages the adjacent existing facilities of the Wenchang Oilfields, with addition of a new jacket platform integrating functions such as oil and gas production, offshore drilling and completion operations as well as personnel accommodation”, CNOOC Ltd, the sole developer, said in a statement on its website. It plans to develop 15 wells.

EQT and NextDecade Strike 20-Year LNG Supply Deal

“Our growing LNG exposure, combined with the unique attributes that have made EQT the supplier of choice for end users of natural gas domestically – our low-cost structure, unmatched scale and resource depth, investment grade balance sheet, and peer leading emissions profile – position the company to expand its market reach and become the supplier of choice for end users of natural gas worldwide,” EQT chief executive Toby Rice said in comments on the deal.

Exxon Looks Into European Asset Sale

Exxon has been increasingly vocal in its criticism of European Union energy policies. In its latest Global Outlook, the supermajor dedicated a special section to Europe, calling it “Lessons from Europe” and detailing the EU’s path from a competitive business region to a place notorious for its red tape and energy prices, plus a disgruntled population.

Panama Canal launches interoceanic gas pipeline project

Part of a broader push to diversify revenue streams and increase Panama’s competitiveness as a transit hub in global energy trade, the project is slated to be one of the largest investments in the canal’s history. The Panama Canal Authority estimates the project can bring average annual revenues of USD 160 million during the construction phase and more than USD 1.5 billion once operational.