Tullow Oil plc is working to recover more than $200 million in outstanding payments from the Government of Ghana, a situation placing significant pressure on the London-listed company’s cash flow as it races to refinance its debt structure ahead of a May 2026 bond maturity. The receivables, which include approximately $100 million in gas payments, TEN development debt, and overdue cash calls, stood at over $200 million net to Tullow as of the end of October, according to the company’s November trading update.
The Government’s decision to lead discussions that could result in the acquisition of Springfield Exploration and Production Limited’s (SEP) interest in the West Cape Three Points Block 2 (WCTP 2) has generated widespread debate across the energy sector and the broader public space.
Oil prices took a breather after last week’s decline as investors weigh the chances of a US rate cut and a possible peace deal between Russia and Ukraine. Brent and WTI crude futures hit their lowest levels since October 21. Oil prices took a breather on Monday after falling about 3% last week, as investors […]
NEW DELHI :Oil prices took a breather on Monday after last week’s fall of about 3 per cent, as investors weighed the chances for a U.S. rate cut against the prospect of a Russia-Ukraine deal that could free up more Russian supply through an easing of sanctions. The United States and Ukraine were set to […]
On Saturday it was announced that Iranian companies will soon begin drilling at the strategically important Farzad B gas field in the middle of the Persian Gulf. The development marks a rare breakthrough for the country’s energy sector after years of delays, sanctions pressure and missed opportunities. It signals that Iran has finally gained the […]
Supertanker rates on the route between the Middle East and China hit their highest in five years as traders sought alternatives to Russian crude, Bloomberg has reported, citing a daily rate of $137,000 for last Friday. Friday was when the latest U.S. sanctions against Russia’s two top exporters, Rosneft and Lukoil, came into effect, spurring action […]
US major ExxonMobil has paused plans to develop a large-scale blue hydrogen production facility in Baytown, Texas, due to insufficient customer demand, Reuters reported on Friday. The company aimed to produce 28.3 mcm (1 bcf) per day of blue hydrogen at its Baytown refining and chemical complex, with captured carbon dioxide stored underground. However, high production costs […]
Dynamis Power Solutions LLC has awarded Baker Hughes Co a contract for the supply of 25 aeroderivative gas turbines with a combined capacity of 1.3 gigawatts (GW). The turbines, including LM2500, LM6000 and LM9000, will be deployed for “mobile power generation across a wide range of oil and gas applications, including upstream, refining and petrochemical”, […]
Abu Dhabi conglomerate International Holding Company has told the US treasury it is interested in buying Russian oil group Lukoil’s foreign assets, the company said in response to a Reuters enquiry. IHC, the Abu Dhabi conglomerate led by the UAE’s Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, joins a growing list of potential bidders for Lukoil’s global […]
Oil and gas supermajor ExxonMobil will buy a 40% stake in the new Bahia natural gas liquids (NGL) pipeline from Enterprise Products Partners as producers and pipeline operators expand gas takeaway capacity in the Permian basin.