Global upstream M&A activity is expected to slow down in 2025 following a peak driven by US shale consolidation.

The United States Geological Survey (USGS) classifies shale oil and gas plays as “continuous petroleum accumulations.” These reservoirs are not discrete, conventional traps formed by hydrocarbon ...

Advantages of EGS are high capacity, low carbon emissions, small land footprint, and flexibility to back up intermittent ...

North America will continue to lead M&A transactions, with nearly USD 80 billion in upstream opportunities available in the ...

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MUSCAT: Oman’s Ministry of Energy and Minerals has opened a competitive bidding round for oil and gas exploration in three ...

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After announcing steep tariffs on Mexico and Canada, President Donald Trump has put them on pause for one month after ...

According to Rystad Energy, upstream merger and acquisition (M&A) activity is expected to slow significantly in 2025 ...

If demand rises with greater strength than expected in 2025, the oil price rally could be even more significant.

OPEC decided ... to stick with its plan - to lift production by 120,000 barrels per day every month for 18 months starting ...

The latest price calculation incorporates the full contractual volume of Azerbaijani natural gas delivered through the Bulgaria-Greece Interconnector (IGB), which plays a crucial role in ...