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Oil Prices Slip on Easing Middle East Risks
Oil and Gas Sector · United States

Oil Prices Slip on Easing Middle East Risks

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Sierra Leone Stakes Next Oil Frontier Claim
Sierra Leone · Sierra Leone

Sierra Leone Stakes Next Oil Frontier Claim

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African countries have recently started making more and more headlines with their plans to develop local oil and gas reserves despite strong opposition from foreign environmentalist organisations and international lenders. The latest to join the oil and gas club is Sierra Leone. And it has big plans for its hydrocarbons. The small Western African state earlier this month concluded a round of seismic research that it now hopes would lure internat…See the Story
TotalEnergies to Acquire Stake in Suriname's Block 53
Oil and Gas Sector · Suriname

TotalEnergies to Acquire Stake in Suriname's Block 53

TotalEnergies will join APA, the operator of the license with a 45% interest, and Petrona, which owns 30 percent.See the Story

Gazprom Neft Approves Dividends for 2024 at 79.17 Rubles per Share

On June 25, 2025, following an absentee vote, the shareholders of Gazprom Neft approved dividends for the year 2024in the amount of 79.17 rubles per ordinary share. This amount includes interim payments for the first half of 2024totaling 51.96 rubles per share. The total volume of dividend payments will amount to 375.4 billion rubles. Source The post Gazprom Neft Approves Dividends for 2024 at 79.17 Rubles per Share appeared first on ROGTEC.Russia · RussiaRead Article

Russia and Turkey Ready to Identify Joint Projects in Geological Exploration

Russia and Turkey are ready to identify joint opportunities for projects in the field of geology and subsoil use. This is stated in the protocol of the meeting of the Russian-Turkish intergovernmental commission on trade and economic cooperation (the text of the document is available to TASS). “The parties declared their readiness to identify joint project opportunities in the field of geology and subsoil use,” the document notes. The protocol …Geology · RussiaRead Article

Russneft to Continue Development of the Technically Challenging Vostochno-Kamennoe Field

Russneft will continue active development this year of the uniquely complex Vostochno-Kamennoe field located in Western Siberia, said company CEO Evgeny Tolochok at the annual shareholders meeting. “Russneft has entered the active phase of industrial development of the uniquely complex greenfield – the Vostochno-Kamennoe field. We have drilled new wells (35 units), commissioned the first phase of the oil treatment facility, and launched several…Russia · RussiaRead Article

Shell and Partners to Increase Gas Production Capacity at Ormen Lange by 50 Billion Cubic Meters

To increase production volumes at the Norwegian gas field Ormen Lange, a consortium led by Shell has commissioned two new subsea compression stations. This step is aimed at accelerating the development of gas reserves supplied to European markets. According to Shell, the commissioning of the compressors will increase the gas recovery factor from the current 75% to 85%. As a result, an additional 30–50 billion cubic meters of gas is expected to b…Shell · NorwayRead Article

Qatar Reports Gas Output Remains Stable Despite Israel-Iran Conflict

The latest news on Israel and Iran. Qatar has confirmed that its gas production from the shared South Pars field remains unaffected, following an Israeli strike that forced Iran to partially halt its operations, Qatar foreign ministry spokesperson Majed Al-Ansari said. You might be interested: Israel strikes Iran in escalating conflict over nuclear capabilities. Iran strikes back at Israel in escalating conflict over nuclear capabilities. "So …Drones · DohaSee the Story

TotalEnergies Secures Massive Algeria Oil Exploration Rights in Strategic Berkine-Illizi Basin Partnership

New 14,900 km² Ahara license spans two prolific basins. Partnership with QatarEnergy and SONATRACH targets untapped energy reserves. Get expansion details.Chevron · AlgeriaSee the Story

Norway Oil Sector Faces Potential Strike

Norwegian offshore drilling rig workers will strike from 21 June if their annual wage negotiations with employers do not reach a satisfactory conclusion.Wages · NorwaySee the Story

Deepwater production in the United States is more profitable than shale projects

In the spring, Chevron began developing oil and natural gas at the Ballymore deepwater field in the Gulf of America. This is just one of a series of projects in a key American oil and gas province aimed at producing an additional 300,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day by 2026. The three wells drilled at Ballymore will bring Chevron up to 75,000 barrels of oil per day. The recoverable reserves of the field are estimated at 150 million barrels …Chevron · New OrleansRead Article

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