Resilience as a valuable trait in today’s industry was a major topic of discussion for day two of the 2025 Women’s Global Leadership Conference in Energy, in Houston. Across several morning panels, guest speakers from various industry-leading companies shared the strategies and necessity of resilience in a market and industry environment that is rapidly changing....Continue Reading
U.S. President Donald Trump’s newly announced sanctions on Russian oil companies are facing a first major challenge in talks with Xi Jinping. Analysts say China’s response will be key to starving Kremlin revenue and tightening global oil markets. SourceContinue Reading
Subsea Supplies has expanded its Aberdeen base and signed an exclusive UK/European distribution and service agreement with Innerspace for its full line of electric and hydraulic thrusters, strengthening subsea support and regional supply capabilities. SourceContinue Reading
Senegal is ramping up industrialization amid rising oil and gas production from the offshore Sangomar field and GTA LNG project, backed by energy, mining and transport investments to reposition the country as a West African industrial hub. SourceContinue Reading
OMS Energy Technologies Inc. has expanded its partnership with a leading Thai oil and gas operator through a new Technical Service Partner Contract covering consultancy, gauging management, and hardware services. SourceContinue Reading
ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, bp and TotalEnergies are pushing ahead with production growth in 2025–2026 despite falling crude prices and rising OPEC supply. Analysts say the oil majors are taking the long view, investing now to secure future resilience. SourceContinue Reading
The Norwegian Offshore Directorate has granted Equinor a drilling permit for well 7018/5-2 in production license 1236, located in the Barents Sea. The exploration well will be operated by Equinor with partners Vår Energi and Petoro. SourceContinue Reading
The Trump administration is ruling out plans to auction offshore oil and gas leases along the U.S. East Coast, scaling back its proposed five-year leasing program after opposition from coastal states and environmental groups. SourceContinue Reading
In a message that resonated across the energy industry, Denise Hamilton, CEO and Founder of WatchHerWork, called on attendees to “reclaim real human connection” during her keynote address at the 2025 Women’s Global Leadership Conference in Energy (WGLC), hosted by Gulf Energy Information. SourceContinue Reading
At the Women’s Global Leadership Conference in Energy, WatchHerWork CEO Denise Hamilton urged industry professionals to reclaim real human connection amid rapid digital transformation. Her keynote, “The Science and Art of Human Connection,” challenged energy leaders to build trust, strengthen networks, and “out-human” AI in the workplace. SourceContinue Reading
