Eni increases share buyback after exceeding 2025 expectations
Eni closed the year with a better-than-expected quarterly profit and strengthens its strategic positioning in production, natural gas, and energy transition.
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Shell evaluates selling part of its investments in energy startups
Shell reviews its venture capital portfolio to focus on natural gas and upstream.
The agreement between Shell and METLEN for the European gas market
The importance of this commercial tie was validated by the presence of high-ranking government representatives from the United States and Greece.
NNPC expands its energy offering with Cawthorne crude in Nigeria
After averaging 1.48 million barrels per day in January, the launch of Cawthorne, combined with the previously introduced Utapate and Obodo grades.
Australia Diversifies LNG Exports Amid Weak Asian Demand
Australia diversifies its LNG exports by sending historic shipments to destinations outside Asia, such as Canada and Turkey.
Increase in crude inventories puts pressure on oil
The sharp increase in U.S. crude inventories surprised the market and immediately put pressure on Brent and WTI prices.
Chevron resumes selling Venezuelan crude to Reliance in India
Chevron agreed a Boscan cargo for Reliance, and the shipment is sailing to India on the Ottoman Sincerity.
Canada prepares assistance for Cuba amid growing pressure from the United States
The Canadian government is considering providing support to Cuba as the island faces a severe fuel shortage caused by U.S. energy sanctions.
Woodside Energy strengthens its global position with $2.7 billion in profits
The company’s operational strength was evident after the close of fiscal year 2025.
India raises its reliance on foreign oil imports to nearly 89% of consumption
The country has imported peaks of 5.2 million barrels per day and is actively seeking to diversify its sources to reduce exposure to specific…