INEOS has criticized the UK’s net-zero strategy after a report from the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) estimated decarbonization costs could reach £7.6 trillion, raising concerns over industrial competitiveness and energy security. SourceContinue Reading
Norway has offered 57 new offshore production licenses to 19 companies in the latest APA licensing round, spanning the North Sea, Norwegian Sea and Barents Sea. The move aims to slow production decline on the NCS and support long-term energy supply to Europe. SourceContinue Reading
Equinor has been awarded 35 new production licenses in Norway’s APA round, strengthening exploration and long-term oil and gas production across the NCS. SourceContinue Reading
EnerMech has secured a subsea pre-commissioning services contract from Saipem for the Whiptail development offshore Guyana, adding to its growing portfolio of Stabroek Block projects operated by ExxonMobil Guyana. SourceContinue Reading
DNO ASA has been awarded 17 exploration licenses in Norway’s APA 2025 round, including four operatorships, reinforcing its high-pace exploration strategy and growing portfolio across the North Sea and Norwegian Sea. SourceContinue Reading
During a Monday press call previewing API’s 2026 State of American Energy event, API President and CEO Mike Sommers framed Venezuela as both a cautionary tale and a long-term opportunity—one that will take time, capital and policy reform to meaningfully affect global balances. SourceContinue Reading
During a Monday press call previewing API’s 2026 State of American Energy event, API President and CEO Mike Sommers framed Venezuela as both a cautionary tale and a long-term opportunity—one that will take time, capital and policy reform to meaningfully affect global balances. SourceContinue Reading
U.S. President Donald Trump said he is inclined to exclude ExxonMobil from efforts to revive Venezuela’s oil industry, highlighting growing tensions with U.S. oil companies over investment risks, security guarantees, and post-Maduro stability. SourceContinue Reading
Navitas Petroleum has signed a non-binding agreement to acquire a 65% working interest in the PL001 licence in the North Falklands basin, adjacent to the Sea Lion development, advancing offshore South Atlantic exploration with multi-billion-barrel potential. SourceContinue Reading
Akrake Petroleum is preparing to restart oil production at the Sèmè field offshore Benin in the Gulf of Guinea, targeting first oil in late January 2026. With upgraded offshore facilities in place, the project marks a renewed push to revive legacy offshore production in West Africa. SourceContinue Reading
