Energy

Ibama approves the operational start of the Wahoo field, which is subsea tied back to the Frade field's production system.

Engie's withdrawal from the Touat field redistributes Algerian energy control among Eni, PTTEP, and Sonatrach.

India will purchase 22 million pounds of uranium from Cameco by 2035 to fuel its nuclear expansion.

Chevron and Sintana begin seismic acquisition in Uruguay to evaluate the potential of block OFF-1 off the Atlantic coast.

A group led by Global Infrastructure Partners and EQT will take AES private to drive its energy growth.

TotalEnergies and AllianzGI will develop 11 BESS systems that will add 1,628 MWh of capacity to the German electrical system before 2028.

Additionally, the structure will perform vital functions in fluid transmission and waste collection within the nuclear island to ensure the reactor's operational safety.

This contract represents one of the first developments of new units built specifically for deployment off the coast of Terengganu.

The cooperation of multiple companies is essential to supply renewable energy vectors to heavy industries.

INPEX takes absolute control of its Caspian operation after purchasing all shares of its subsidiary ISWCS.