Russia’s energy giant Gazprom has received the blessing from its board of directorates for its investment program and budget for next year, which is set at RUB 1.1 trillion (around $11 billion), a decrease from RUB 1.52 trillion (almost $15.22 billion) earmarked for 2025 and the spending of RUB 1.64 trillion (nearly $16.43 billion) for 2024. The …
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The Beaumont New Ammonia (BNA) facility, located in southeast Texas, U.S., has produced its […] The post Texan facility produces its first ammonia appeared first on Offshore Energy.
25th WPC Energy Congress 26-30 April 2026 Riyadh Front Exhibition & Conference Center (RFECC) Early Bird Delegate Registration for the 25th WPC Energy Congress in Riyadh has been extended until 5 January 2026, offering a final opportunity to secure preferential rates for one of the world’s most influential energy gatherings. To maximise return on participation, …
As the dash for gas off the coast of Egypt continues to run unabated, the country’s Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources has visited the drilling site of the first well in the drilling program, Italy’s energy giant Eni is currently undertaking in the Gulf of Suez with a rig owned by Shelf Drilling, now …
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A multibillion-dollar agreement for the export of natural gas from Israel to Egypt is locked and loaded, following the green light from the Israeli government. The post $35 billion gas export deal good to roll appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Petronas Suriname, a subsidiary of Malaysia’s state-owned oil and gas company Petronas, has crossed the finish line for the first in a multi-well drilling campaign off the coast of Suriname. The post First of four wells in drilling campaign offshore Suriname checked off the list appeared first on Offshore Energy.
El avance exportador sudamericano contrasta con la caída de las importaciones de China
Pese a la alta inestabilidad y disrupciones externas, el sector cerró el año con un balance relativamente estable
Normativa obligará a internalizar el 100% de las emisiones en tránsitos intraeuropeos
Desvíos por el sur de África, mayor tiempo de espera en puertos y una demanda resiliente redujeron la oferta de capacidad
