TotalEnergies has reached FID with partners on Rio Grande LNG Train 4 in Texas, gaining a 10% stake and 1.5 MMtpa offtake capacity from the new liquefaction unit. SourceContinue Reading
Cenovus CEO Jon McKenzie says the company will not raise its takeover bid for MEG Energy, rejecting rival Strathcona’s higher all-stock offer as shareholder approval looms. SourceContinue Reading
Alaska LNG, led by Glenfarne, has signed a Letter of Intent with JERA for 1 MMtpa of LNG over 20 years. The Alaska LNG project is the only federally approved LNG export project on the U.S. Pacific Coast. SourceContinue Reading
Rex International reported August 2025 production of 12,230 boed from assets in Norway, Oman and Germany, led by output from the Brage, Yme and Yumna fields. SourceContinue Reading
TotalEnergies finalizes FID with partners on Rio Grande LNG Train 4 in Texas, gaining a 10% stake and 1.5 MTPA offtake capacity from the new liquefaction unit. SourceContinue Reading
TotalEnergies has signed agreements with NextDecade to take a 10% stake in the joint venture developing Train 4 of Rio Grande LNG (RGLNG), a liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant project located in South Texas. SourceContinue Reading
MOL and O&GD have discovered a new oil field at a depth of approximately 2,400 m near Galgahévíz, Hungary. The well, named Galgahévíz-4, is capable of producing approximately 1,000 bopd, which is processed at the Danube Refinery in Százhalombatta. SourceContinue Reading
PACC Offshore Services (POSH) has selected design and engineering consultancy Longitude as a subcontractor to deliver marine hook-up operations engineering for the installation of the Republic of Congo’s landmark FLNG project – the Nguya FLNG. SourceContinue Reading
Forum Energy Technologies (FET) has been awarded a contract to upgrade two remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) for a global vessel operator. The upgraded systems will be equipped with FET’s latest control system, ICE Unity, plus FET’s proven system architecture. SourceContinue Reading
Representatives from ExxonMobil, TotalEnergies, Chevron, Sonangol and Cabship reaffirmed their commitment to driving Angola’s next phase of exploration and production during a panel discussion at the Angola Oil & Gas 2025 Conference and Exhibition. SourceContinue Reading
