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Petronas Posts Lower Revenue for H1

Malaysia’s Petroliam Nasional Berhad (Petronas) has posted revenues of MYR 132.6 billion ($31.4 billion) for the first half of 2025, versus $41 billion for H1 2024. The company, in its report, attributed the decline to discontinued operations from the Engen Group divestment in May 2024, as well as unfavorable foreign exchange. Petronas also cited lower […]

Interior Rolls Out First “Big Beautiful Gulf” Auction for December

The Gulf still does the heavy lifting when it comes to US oil production, pumping 14–15% of all U.S. crude. Twice-yearly lease sales give operators something they haven’t had in years: predictability. That matters when deepwater projects eat billions in upfront capital. A guaranteed sales schedule lowers risk and ensures the pipelines, rigs, and jobs tied to Gulf production keep humming.

The 9 Most Important Oil & Gas Pipelines in the World

Pipelines are the unsung backbone of the global energy system–quietly moving billions of barrels of oil and trillions of cubic feet of gas with unmatched efficiency, reliability, and scale. In the U.S., they handle nearly 70% of all petroleum shipments, or over 14 billion barrels annually, without the headlines or volatility of seaborne trade.

Global Oil Consumption Reaches All-Time High

Each year, the Statistical Review of World Energy offers important insights into global energy trends. Now published by the Energy Institute in collaboration with KPMG and Kearney, the 2025 edition—reflecting full-year 2024 data—reveals that global oil production and consumption remained relatively steady, but there are meaningful shifts underway.