Africa must build strong and competitive indigenous energy companies to accelerate economic development and compete in global markets, Mahmud Tukur, group chief executive of Ashgrove, said.
The global list of crude oil exporters will expand with Uganda early next year as the African country is moving closer to first oil from a project whose crude will flow through a new pipeline to Tanzania’s coast.
Germany is risking gas shortages this winter if it turns out to be colder than previous years, the country’s gas storage association has warned.
Ukraine says it hit oil-processing plants in Russia’s Perm region and Tatarstan overnight, resuming attacks after US envoys visited Moscow this weekend.
Oil may rally to as much as $120 a barrel if attacks on shipping in the Middle East increase, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc., which recommended bets on natural gas and diesel as a way to capture gains.
Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) and Eni SpA have signed a collaboration agreement to test newer processes to produce biofuels for high-performance deployment.
Kistos Holdings has taken legal ownership of producing Blocks 3 and 4 onshore Oman from Mitsui E&P Middle East following the issuance of a Royal Decree, marking the company’s entry into the MENA upstream sector.
ExxonMobil will take operatorship of the Papua LNG project as the partners advance the $14 billion development toward a final investment decision (FID), TotalEnergies announced.
Argentina is intensifying pressure on companies over offshore oil development around the Falkland Islands as the territory moves closer to first production, reviving a longstanding dispute with the UK.
Decom Engineering has secured nine mooring chain cutting projects so far in 2026, with two-thirds supporting offshore installation campaigns as the company expands its technology beyond traditional decommissioning work.