Delcy meets with Shell and evaluates gas projects in Venezuela
Venezuelan interim leader Delcy RodrÃguez met with Shell executives to discuss gas projects, seeking foreign investment to revitalize the country's oil industry amidst U.S. oversight.
Recruiting shipping companies to participate in the eco-friendly certification ship support program
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries in South Korea has announced the recruitment of coastal shipping companies to participate in the 'Eco-Friendly Certified Ship Support Project' aimed at supporting the construction of eco-friendly ships.
Russian media warns – Some gas stations sell fuel that damages cars
Russian media is warning that some gas stations are selling poor-quality fuel that can damage vehicles.
Clean aircraft fuel production advances slowly; sector sees obstacles to comply with law
Brazilian air industry experts highlight challenges in meeting the country's future fuel law aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions through the use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) by 2027.
Extinction Rebellion activists must pay after Oslo actions
67 activists receive fines following Extinction Rebellion protests in Oslo targeting the oil and gas industry.
Canada’s EV rebate is here. How do charging costs compare with gas?
Canada has launched new consumer rebates for electric vehicles to encourage adoption, providing up to $5,000 for fully electric models and $2,500 for plug-in hybrids, while comparing the overall costs of electric and gas vehicles.
Can a tender change the balance of corporate power in Argentina?
An Indian company won a major contract for a key gas pipeline in Vaca Muerta, sidelining Techint, a giant in Argentina's industrial sector, prompting analysis of the implications for national industry and corporate dynamics.
US relaxes sanctions and allows global oil companies to resume operations in Venezuela
The United States has relaxed energy sector sanctions on Venezuela, enabling global oil companies to resume operations and invest in the country's oil and gas industry.
Trump Abolishes Legal Foundations for Greenhouse Gas Regulation… U.S. Climate Regulation Framework Collapses
President Trump's administration has officially abolished the legal basis for greenhouse gas emissions regulations, reversing a conclusion established during Obama's presidency.
Tony Blair’s oil lobbying is a misleading rehash of fossil fuel industry spin
The Tony Blair Institute's latest report advocating for increased North Sea oil and gas production has been criticized for its misleading claims and ties to fossil fuel interests.
Group rallies support for Ogoni varsity
A group named 'Ogoni Beyond Oil and Politics' is advocating for multinational oil companies to support the recently established Federal University of Environment and Technology in Rivers State, Nigeria, to facilitate the training of local youths for the oil and gas industry.
NUPRC courts global investors with PIA reforms, 2025 licensing round
The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) is inviting global investors to participate in Nigeria's upcoming 2025 oil and gas licensing round, emphasizing the investor-friendly changes brought by the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA).
NOGIG 2026: Teams get wins in table tennis, volleyball
The Nigeria Oil and Gas Industry Games 2026 kicked off with NNPC and TotalEnergies winning in volleyball, while Aradel and NLNG triumphed in table tennis.
Australian ministers met Japanese gas companies 20 times amid fossil fuel lobbying push
Australian ministers held over 20 meetings with Japanese gas companies, highlighting efforts to support the fossil fuel industry amidst lobbying for favorable policies.
The 10 Largest Companies Dominating the Global Oil and Gas Industry
The global oil industry is still a cornerstone of the energy system, crucial for economies and trade flows, despite the rise of renewable energy sources.
NUPRC targets lower oil, gas operating costs
The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission aims to reduce operating costs in the oil and gas industry by harmonizing regulatory fees and rents to attract more investment.
At the end of an international conference in Qatar.. cautious optimism regarding the future of the LNG industry
Experts expressed cautious optimism about the future of the natural gas sector in global markets at the closing of the 21st International Conference and Exhibition on Liquefied Natural Gas held in Doha, Qatar.
Human Capital signed an agreement with a gas distributor to promote the training of licensed professionals
The Ministry of Human Capital signed an agreement with MetroGas to enhance the training of licensed gas professionals, aiming to improve safety in natural gas installations.
The oil industry, the engine of development
The oil and gas sector significantly contributed to Argentina's economic growth and export expansion in 2025, despite a mainly stagnant economy.
Paolo Rocca States His Position on the Bid for the Vaca Muerta Gas Pipeline
Techint's president, Paolo Rocca, expressed his views on the tubing tender for the export gas pipeline from Vaca Muerta to the coast of RÃo Negro, emphasizing the need to defend the industry against unfair competition from imports.
Press Freedom in Namibia: President's Children with Oil Interests? Who Wants to Know?
Namibia's presidential family is accused of involvement in the country's oil and gas industry, leading to a sensitive reaction from President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah during a cabinet meeting that included journalists.
Not Prepared in Case of a Crisis: Do We Need a Gas Storage Reserve?
Germany's gas storage levels are unusually low, sparking concerns from the gas industry and regulatory agencies about the need for reserves ahead of the heating season.
Launch of the LNG Conference in Doha
The 21st edition of the Liquefied Natural Gas Conference has kicked off in Doha, focusing on the latest market trends and innovative technologies shaping the future of the LNG industry amid challenges in the energy sector.
Is the European energy-intensive industry becoming less competitive? Expert critically assesses EU actions
Experts from the Forum of Electricity and Gas Consumers argue that EU initiatives like the Clean Industrial Deal do not address the real issues facing the energy-intensive industry, a sentiment echoed by Henryk KaliÅ›, president of the Chamber of Electricity and Gas Consumers.
German gas reserves at ‘historic low’ – industry experts
Gas storage levels in Germany have reached a historic low for this time of year, raising concerns about the potential depletion of reserves before the end of the heating season if withdrawals continue.
Qatar hosts the 21st International Conference and Exhibition for Liquefied Natural Gas next February
Qatar will host the 21st International Conference and Exhibition for Liquefied Natural Gas from February 2 to 5, featuring industry experts and policymakers from over 80 countries, according to a statement by QatarEnergy.
Chemical Industry: Former DAX Member Covestro Leaves the Stock Exchange
Covestro, a former DAX-listed company, is set to exit the stock exchange as its new owner, a state oil and gas company from the UAE, plans to forcibly buy out remaining minority shareholders.
Chevron divides the skin on Lukoil. It is worth 22 billion dollars
Chevron and the private equity fund Quantum Capital Group have proposed to acquire all international assets of Lukoil, valued at $22 billion, which includes production facilities, refineries, fuel storage, and over 2,000 gas stations across multiple regions.
More solar power than ever before: solar energy surpasses coal and gas
Germany's photovoltaic systems are generating record levels of electricity, but the solar industry fears that the pace of expansion may slow down.
Black gold, gas and more. Here are the Italian deals
Donald Trump stated that the U.S. will be heavily involved in Venezuela's oil industry, with initial assessments indicating that the country's state-owned energy company Pdvsa is operating normally despite recent attacks.
This is the worst year for Russian gas and oil in half a century
The article discusses the significant decline in Russian gas exports to Europe, the resulting challenges for Gazprom, and the implications for the Russian oil industry moving forward.