Oil & Gas

Chevron Weighs Potential Purchase of Lukoil Holdings Abroad

Chevron is evaluating a potential bid for Lukoil assets placed under pressure following recent U.S. sanctions, according to an exclusive report from Reuters, adding another major Western operator to the group reviewing opportunities created by Russia’s forced divestments.  The review covers a range of refining, fuel-marketing and upstream positions once held by Lukoil across Europe, the […]

Egypt Secures Another Western Desert Gas Find

A new gas discovery in Egypt’s Western Desert has added another timely boost to the country’s strained upstream portfolio. The well, identified as Gomana-1, encountered several gas-bearing intervals based on electric-log data, with early tests indicating output of around 36 million cubic feet per day, according to the Daily News Egypt.  The find is now undergoing […]

Consultancy Firms Join African Energy Chamber G20 Forum Amid Rise in African Oil & Gas Transactions

Leading consultancy companies have joined the African Energy Chamber’s (AEC) (https://EnergyChamber.org/) G20 Africa Energy Investment Forum, taking place November 21 in Johannesburg. Acha Leke, Chairman, McKinsey & Company Africa, and Simon Van Wyk, Director of Sustainability & ESG, Deloitte Africa, are expected to shed light into Africa’s evolving energy landscape, examining how global investors perceive […]

Fuelling the future: Why India needs maritime muscle as its oil thirst grows

India has significant reliance on imports to meet its energy requirements, with nearly 89% of the crude oil used being imported. This dependence extends to other key fuels as well, with about 50% of natural gas and approximately 59% of Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) needs met through imports. Moreover, India is also a major exporter of petroleum products, shipping around 65 million metric tonnes (MMT) annually. This is largely due to its strong domestic refining capacity, which is the fourth largest globally.

Carlyle Reviews Deal for Lukoil’s $22 Billion Overseas Assets

The U.S. fund The Carlyle Group is studying the possibility of acquiring the overseas oil and gas assets held by Lukoil, Russia’s second-largest oil producer. According to international media reports published on Thursday, November 13, the deal concerns a portfolio valued at around $22 billion based on Lukoil’s 2024 accounts.