Vitol is being fined for having purchased gas at artificially low prices on the French wholesale market. Danish Utility Regulator Director General Carsten Smidt says the case is big and important, but the company denies blame.
Indonesian steelworkers hired to help reestablish the important gas-producing Tyra field in the North Sea are well under way building drilling rigs.
Interest on a new loan to Swiss-based Gunvor Group is dependent on how the commodity trader meets a series of environmental targets such as reducing CO2 emissions, waste management and improving transparency.
Royal Dutch Shell Plc and Equinor ASA said they are committed to a project that will allow the export of natural gas from Tanzania.
South Korean's halt on Iranian oil and a vanished Saudi Arabian journalist has pushed up the oil price.
The battle for Russian pipeline Nord Stream 2, which is designed to cut through the Baltic Sea on its way to Germany, is far from over, says the director of a US think tank. Russia wants to hinder Europe from achieving supply security via renewable energy, warns Peter Doran.
Norway needs to wind down its oil production if the global climate targets are to be achieved, says the professor.
It will take decades to phase out fossil fuels, but an increasing number of countries are spurring that development, leading oil companies to think shortsightedly while investors get nervous. The powerful upward pressure under energy prices is already slowing down the global economy.
Chinese oil buyers are being tempted across the border to Canada where oil prices are 60 percent cheaper than U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate and global marker Brent.
Ineos, the buyer of Ørsted's oil division, has issued another round of layoffs in Denmark. This brings the total number of employs below 200.
Central Europe's third-largest polluter plans to almost triple its clean-energy capacity as emission costs surge
Following the terms of an ownership agreement, the Dutch-British oil major is taking over operations and will take this year's fourth decision on financing its North Sea activities.
A mapping of the geology in the North Barents Sea could help the Norwegian government bring up even more oil, reports Sysla.
Who dares to challenge the US and continue to buy oil in Iran? Supertankers are already sailing around as ghost ships in order to dodge US monitoring.
Italian oil company Eni is buying half of BP's oil and gas operations in Libya in an effort to reestablish exploration of extraction from the oil-abundant country.
Stavanger-based equity fund Hitec Vision is prepared to sell 12 Norwegian oil service companies after several tough years with record low oil prices and a shortage of investment appetite in the industry.
The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia has rejected rumors that an upcoming listing of oil company Aramco will be cancelled. He says there will be a listing before 2021 and forecasts a value of over USD 2,000 billion.
The Danish cable manufacturer has booked a turnkey order from Equinor to connect the second half of the large oil field Johan Sverdrup.
Banks are now prepared to place climate demands on their maritime customers. Several of the world's leading shipping banks are working on a set of guidelines under the name "Poseidon Principles", which aims at pressuring the sector into thinking green, gathers ShippingWatch.
Increasing activity and tenders in the offshore market motivate Borr Drilling to reactivate four rigs – though they have yet to land work.
Royal Dutch Shell Plc and its partners announced an agreement to invest in a multibillion-dollar liquefied natural gas project in western Canada – the largest of its kind in years that will carve out the fastest route to Asia for North American gas.
The large, untapped oil field Rosebank has been sold to a new owner. Norwegian oil major Equinor is taking over responsibility for operations from US-based Chevron.
BASF and LetterOne have signed an agreement to merge their respective oil and gas businesses in a joint venture, which will operate under the name Wintershall DEA.
Brazilian oil major Petrobras has agreed to pay USD 853.2 million to settle claims by authorities stemming from bribe allegations in one of South America's biggest corruption scandals.
Despite Brent passing USD 80 per barrel for the first time in several years, the demands placed on suppliers by oil companies have not changed, says Rambøll Energy Managing Director John Sørensen, who talking about the areas in which the division will invest.
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