- Thursday, July 23, 2026
BusinessDay
Israel is in advanced negotiations to supply natural gas from its vast Leviathan field to Arab peace partner Jordan under...
Egypt’s oil ministry said the United Arab Emirates would provide “about $9 billion” worth of petroleum products to Egypt over...
Iraq’s Oil Ministry has asked a US judge for permission to change its legal arguments in a bid to seize...
Ghana’s delayed project to supply gas from its offshore Jubilee oil field will start production by the end of the...
The U.S. imported 878,000 barrels of Saudi crude a day in the first four weeks of August, the least since...
As African countries are stepping up drive to bring their liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects on stream, growing supply in...
The long-delayed gas-to-liquids (GTL) plant operated by Chevron Nigeria has finally achieved first production but that came nine years behind...
Early this year, ExxonMobil Nigeria launched a financial scheme amounting to $8.6 billion, aimed at increasing the capacity of indigenous...
Ghana’s Petroleum Revenue Management Act was passed more than a year after the first oil was pumped from the country’s...
China’s energy heavyweights Sinopec and PetroChina have upgraded their outlook on the country’s shale gas industry, citing steadily declining costs,...
PetroChina posted a 15 percent rise in second-quarter profit, partly due to higher upstream earnings and improved refining margins. Second-quarter...
Saudi Aramco, the world’s biggest oil producer, plans to invest $40 billion a year over the next decade to keep...
Afren, which operates in Nigeria and Iraqi Kurdistan, slashed its full-year production forecast by 20 percent after counting its losses...
Total is pushing ahead with a giant Russian natural gas project in the Arctic as escalating fighting in Ukraine raises...
OPEC crude oil production increased to a one-year high in August, led by surging output in Nigeria, a Bloomberg survey...