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CER forecasts drop in Canadian oil production under net-zero scenarios
The Canada Energy Regulator has projected that the country’s oil production could fall by up to 76% depending on how quickly Canada and the rest of the world reach net-zero emissions
Judge orders shutdown on section of Enbridge’s Line 5 within three years
Canada’s Enbridge is planning to appeal against a court order to shut down a portion of its Line 5 pipeline that crosses tribal land in Wisconsin within three years
Civitas to enter Permian by buying $4.7bn worth of assets
Civitas Resources announced on June 20 that it had signed two definitive agreements to acquire oil-producing assets worth a combined $4.7bn in the Permian Basin.
Cheniere, Equinor sign LNG offtake agreement
A subsidiary of US LNG producer Cheniere Energy has signed a sale and purchase agreement with Norway’s Equinor.
LNG Canada takes a step forward with all 192 modules for Phase 1 completed
The Shell-led LNG Canada project has reached another key milestone with all 192 modules for the first phase of the project completed, Upstream reported on June 16.
TotalEnergies to buy 17% stake in NextDecade
French energy major TotalEnergies has revealed it will purchase a 17.5% interest in US LNG developer NextDecade at a cost of $219mn.
US buys 3.1mn barrels for SPR, to seek 3mn more
Five companies have been awarded supply contracts for a total of 3.1mn barrels of oil for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) stockpile.
Seneca, Northeast join CG Hub’s certified gas trading platform
CG Hub, the world’s first commodities trading platform focused exclusively on certified gas and certified gas certificates, has announced that Seneca Resources and Northeast Natural Energy have joined its certified gas platform.
FLNG export facility proposed in US Gulf of Mexico
A floating LNG export facility has been announced 21 km off Grand Isle, Louisiana. The facility, by Grand Isle LNG, will have a smaller environmental footprint than land-based LNG and will produce competitively priced US LNG for export.
BP completes upgrades at Cherry Point refinery
Supermajor BP has completed a $269mn investment at Cherry Point refinery near Bellingham, Washington in the Pacific Northwest.
Couche-Tard, Suncor, Cenovus are possible suitors for Irving Oil
Couche-Tard, Suncor and Cenovus are considered possible suitors for Irving Oil, the private New Brunswick company that may be for sale.
Venture Global LNG spars with offtakers over LNG deliveries
Venture Global LNG is disputing with offtake customers over delayed commercial deliveries of liquefied natural gas.
Freeport LNG’s three trains back running smoothly after restart
Freeport LNG’s three liquefaction trains are back running smoothly one year on from a costly fire and explosion in June 2022 that left the US’s second-largest LNG export facility offline for 10 months amid a lengthy approvals process.
Williams on track with two gas pipeline projects
US midstream player Williams is on track to complete two natural gas pipeline projects in New Jersey and Louisiana on time by the end of 2024.
Pipeline competition heats up in Canada
As the Trans Mountain expansion prepares to start up, Enbridge has warned that the new pipeline could reduce flows on its own Mainline system and has cut rates for shipping crude on the system
ExxonMobil hits new milestone with Nucor CCS agreement
ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions has announced its latest carbon capture and storage (CCS) agreement, with major North American steel producer Nucor.
Japan’s MOL agrees to invest in Delfin FLNG
Floating LNG developer Delfin Midstream has reached a strategic investment agreement with Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL). Under the agreement, MOL will make an investment in Delfin and appoint a representative to join Delfin's board of directors.
Passage of US debt ceiling bill heralds changes to energy permitting
The Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023, or the debt ceiling deal, has become law in the US. It includes provisions that will expedite the permitting process for certain energy projects.
ConocoPhillips to develop Nuna project in Alaska
ConocoPhillips Alaska has announced the approval of funding for the development of the Nuna project in the state’s Kuparuk River Unit (KRU).
Grande Isle LNG unveils plans for Louisiana export facility
Grande Isle LNG has revealed its plans to construct an LNG export facility in the US Gulf of Mexico. Under the proposed plans, the facility would be built 13 miles south of Grande Isle, Louisiana in Plaquemines Parish.
Trinidad and Tobago asks US to revise terms of sanctions waiver for Dragon gas project
Trinidad and Tobago has requested that the US make changes to a waiver that permits the joint development of the Dragon gas field without any penalty under the US sanctions regime.
Japan’s Marubeni thinks long term with ammonia supply chain
If eventually successful, a memorandum of agreement will see the joint development of a supply chain processing low-carbon ammonia through to Japanese markets and others on the Asian mainland.
Saudi cuts deeper as OPEC+ extends deal
Saudi Arabia has announced that it will cut its oil output by 1mn barrels per day in July, with OPEC+ agreeing to extend its current deal until next year.
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