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What's New Tuesday 7th of January 2025
Eni Launches Europe’s Most Powerful Supercomputer

Italian oil and gas giant Eni S.p.A (NYSE:E) has launched its next-generation supercomputer that will help it to ramp up oil and gas discovery technology and support its decarbonization strategies. Based at Eni’s Green Data Center in the small town o…

What's New Monday 6th of January 2025
U.S. Drillers Start Out The New Year With A Whimper

The total number of active drilling rigs for oil and gas in the United States stayed the same again this week, according to new data that Baker Hughes published on Friday, after seeing no change in the three weeks prior.The total rig count remained fl…

What's New Friday 3rd of January 2025
Shale Firms Stick to Discipline Despite Trump’s Drilling Plans

The U.S. shale patch is unlikely to follow President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign highlight “drill, baby, drill” as the industry is far more consolidated and disciplined than when Trump was first president at the end of the 2010s.While welcoming a…

What's New Thursday 2nd of January 2025
Is The Iraqi Oil Export Embargo Set To Be Lifted After Landmark Legal Ruling?

It is coming up to two years since oil exports from the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region of Iraq (KRI) through the Iraq-Turkey Pipeline (ITP) were halted by the Federal Government of Iraq (FGI). Billions of dollars in export revenues have been lost by…

What's New Tuesday 31st of December 2024
Ukraine To Quadruple Gas Transport Fees After Russia Deal Expires

Ukraine will quadruple its domestic gas transmission tariffs for consumers from Jan. 1 as it tries to offset the impact of lost revenue after its gas transit deal with Russia came to an end on Monday. The Ukrainian regulator has approved a decision to…

What's New Monday 30th of December 2024
Oil Demand Stays Strong Despite EV Surge

In the new hit TV show “Landman”, the lead character, Tommy Norris, delivers a five-minute speech that summarizes just how critical for modern civilization crude oil is. Everything, up to and including wind turbines, depends on oil. This year, with …

What's New Friday 27th of December 2024
Is Crypto Mining the Key to Tajikistan's Rogun Dam's Financial Viability?

Despite a preponderance of data on the high level of financial and environmental risks, the World Bank has opted to become a major financial backer of the Rogun hydropower dam project in Tajikistan, approving an initial $350 million grant to help fini…

What's New Thursday 26th of December 2024
Geothermal Energy: Big Tech's Answer to AI's Growing Energy Consumption

The renewable revolution’s biggest superheroes are at risk of turning into its biggest villains. For years, Silicon Valley’s biggest players have been among the most vocal and most deep pocketed proponents of clean energy investment. But now, thanks…

What's New Wednesday 25th of December 2024
Saudi Arabia Becomes Top Buyer Of Russian Fuel Oil

Saudi Arabia was the leading buyer of Russian seaborne fuel oil and vacuum gasoil (VGO) exports in November, LSEG data has revealed. According to Reuters calculations based on LSEG data, Russian fuel oil and VGO exports grew 6% month-on-month in Nove…

What's New Tuesday 24th of December 2024
Canada's Economy Is Picking Up Steam Lifted By Oil & Gas Extraction

The Canadian economy grew 0.3 per cent in October, helped by strength in oil and gas extraction, mining and quarrying, Statistics Canada has revealed in its monthly GDP release. Oil and gas extraction, mining and quarrying rose 2.4 per cent in October…

What's New Monday 23rd of December 2024
Russian Oil Flows Through Druzhba Pipeline Halted Again

It’s happened again. The Druzhba pipeline—Russia’s aging oil lifeline to Europe—has gone silent, leaving Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic without their usual crude oil fix.According to sources, the culprit is a “technical issue” at a Ru…

What's New Friday 20th of December 2024
Gas Car Ban Hinges on Upcoming EPA and Supreme Court Decisions

The Biden administration is expected to permit the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to grant permission to 12 states, including California, this month to ban the sale of new gasoline-powered cars by 2035. If the move goes ahead, it would be …

What's New Thursday 19th of December 2024
UK's Energy Transmission Gets a £35 Billion Boost

National Grid plans to nearly double the amount of energy it can transport across the country via an unprecedented £35bn investment over the next five years into its electricity transmission business.The grid operator on Wednesday said its busine…

What's New Wednesday 18th of December 2024
Russia’s Crude Oil Shipments Slump by 11% in Two Months

Russian crude oil exports by sea have dropped by 11% from a recent high in October, due to maintenance at the Baltic port of Primorsk, pressure for Russia to align with its OPEC+ quota, and increased sanctions pressure.In the four weeks to December 15…

What's New Tuesday 17th of December 2024
Fuel Theft Surge Drains Ecuador’s Oil Industry

Ecuador and its state-run oil firm Petroecuador are losing millions of U.S. dollars as organized crime groups are increasingly targeting fuel pipelines to tap and steal gasoline and diesel to support drug trafficking and production.The number of insta…

What's New Monday 16th of December 2024
U.S. Drillers Hold The Line

The total number of active drilling rigs for oil and gas in the United States stayed the same this week, according to new data that Baker Hughes published on Friday, after rising in the week prior.The total rig count remained flat at 589 total rigs, a…