President Joe Biden is taking action to prohibit new offshore oil and gas exploration in most U.S. coastal waters two weeks before Donald Trump is set to assume office- with
Share Talk Weekly Energy Sector News Round-Up, Sunday 4th August 2024
Oil prices have fallen to their lowest level since June due to concerns that a potential recession in the US might reduce demand from the world’s largest economy.
US oil giant Chevron abandons California after 150 years
One of America’s largest oil companies is set to move its headquarters out of California, citing opposition to “harsh” green policies.
Shell and Exxon to Sell £390 Million Worth of North Sea Gas Fields in Exit Strategy
Oil Giants Conclude 60-Year Venture in the British Oil Basin
Malcy’s Blog – Oil price, Savannah Energy, Chevron & finally
WTI (June) $79.23 +60c, Brent (July) $83.27 +52c, Diff -$4.04 -8c.
Challenger Energy (AIM:CEG) Farm out of 60% of area off-1 block to chevron
FARM-OUT OF 60% OF AREA OFF-1 BLOCK IN URUGUAY TO CHEVRON
Gas prices spike due to concerns over a potential sabotage-induced leak on subsea pipeline
UK gas prices experienced a sharp rise after Finland’s government suspected that a leak in an underwater pipeline resulted from “external interference”. Finnish President Sauli Niinisto announced that along with
UK gas prices have jumped to their highest level in four months after Israel field closure
UK gas prices have soared to a four-month peak following the shutdown of a major Israeli field in the Mediterranean Sea.
Gas prices rise as Israel halts production at Tamar field
European gas prices rose following Israel’s decision to halt production at its Tamar field due to the severe attacks originating from Gaza.
Oil prices remain stable at levels close to 10-month peaks.
On Monday, the standard oil price remained steady, maintaining its position above $90 a barrel, a level not seen in the last 10 months. This surge was influenced by recent
Gas prices rise as workers begin strikes at two key Chevron facilities in Australia
European gas prices have surged as employees at two prominent Chevron sites in Australia initiated limited strikes following unsuccessful negotiations.
LNG workers at Chevron in Australia permit union to initiate a strike.
Chevron’s LNG production in Australia may face interruptions as a recent worker vote approved union-led industrial action if required.