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NRG: Risks to stability
Blackstone agrees to offload Cheniere stake
Blackstone Group’s private equity business has agreed to sell its stake of over 40% in LNG producer Cheniere Energy’s limited partnership, Cheniere Energy Partners, to Brookfield Infrastructure and its own affiliated company.
Canadian producers consider next steps
Canada’s producers are pondering how to remain competitive in the face of an uncertain future.
Gulf Coast braces for Hurricane Laura
Offshore oil and gas producers in the US Gulf of Mexico – as well as refiners on the coast – have suspended operations as Tropical Storm Laura strengthened into a hurricane and made its approach.
ExxonMobil dropped from Dow
Super-major ExxonMobil will be dropped from the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) prior to the start of trading on August 31.
US rig count rises for first time since March
The US’ active oil and gas rig count rose in the week up to August 21 according to oilfield services firm Baker Hughes, marking the first increase in 24 weeks, or since early March.
NRG: Looking to the future
Although rattled by the international oil and gas price collapse, governments and investors continue to press forward – either through new legislation or new projects
US firms sign Iraq energy deals
Panama Canal marks Neopanamax transit milestone
The SK Resolute LNG carrier completed a transit last week that marked the 10,000th journey by a Neopanamax vessel through the Panama Canal since its expansion.
Cheniere’s Midship subsidiary requests extension to complete pipeline
Midship Pipeline, a subsidiary of US LNG exporter Cheniere Energy, has asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for an extension until December 2022 to complete its natural gas pipeline.
Petronet reportedly considering scaling back Tellurian investment
India’s Petronet LNG is reportedly considering scaling back a proposed investment in US-based Tellurian’s Driftwood LNG project, which had previously been pegged at around $2.5bn.
Canada Energy Regulator forecasts 6.6% decline in country’s production
The Canada Energy Regulator has forecast that the country’s oil production will average 4.38mn barrels per day over the whole of 2020, which would mark a 6.6% year-on-year decline on 2019.
Chaparral enters bankruptcy protection for second time
Shale driller Chaparral Energy has joined the ranks of US oil and gas producers filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Southwestern buys Montage to expand in Appalachia
Southwestern Energy has agreed to buy Montage Resources in the latest sign of an uptick in US oil and gas mergers and acquisitions. Southwestern will acquire Montage in an all-stock transaction valued at more than $200mn.
ConocoPhillips’ Willow project in Alaska on path to approval
ConocoPhillips’ proposed Willow project, on Alaska’s North Slope, is set for federal approval after the US Bureau of Land Management published its final environmental review of the plan last week.
Chevron’s latest moves illustrate diversification push
Chevron is engaging more in renewables and nuclear power at the same time as it continues to pursue new oil and gas opportunities around the world.
China ramps up US crude purchases
China is stepping up its purchases of US oil ahead of a preliminary trade deal between the two countries coming up for review.
NRG: All the news at your fingertip
Chevron eyes Nassiriya deal as it continues spending
Small-scale LNG touted as solution to Permian’s flaring problem
A handful of players are touting small-scale LNG as a solution to the flaring of associated natural gas production in the US' Permian Basin, and recent policy developments may help to spur this approach.
Tellurian reduces cost of Driftwood Phase 1 by 30%
US-based Tellurian has amended the plan for the first phase of its proposed Driftwood LNG project, with the changes allowing the company to reduce the capital cost of Phase 1 by around 30%.
Occidental hit by $8.4bn loss
Occidental Petroleum has reported a net loss of $8.4bn for the second quarter of 2020, joining a handful of super-majors in writing down the value of its oil and gas properties by billions of dollars.
EOG joins ranks of shale producers to report second-quarter loss
EOG Resources has joined the growing ranks of shale producers to report a loss for the second quarter of 2020. The company swung to a net loss of $909mn, from a net profit of $848mn in the second quarter of 2019.
US Army Corps of Engineers given deadline to identify next steps for Dakota Access
A federal judge has given the US Army Corps of Engineers until the end of August to detail the options for how to proceed with the Dakota Access pipeline after it lost a permit to operate.
Canada preps for hydrogen push
Canada is in the process of developing a national hydrogen strategy, and as with oil, Alberta hopes to lead the way.
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