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Oil Resources News

Eni buybacks nearly doubled on stronger commodity outlook

Eni, the Italian energy company, nearly doubled their share buybacks to 2.8 billion euros ($3.27 billion), and improved its guidance on cash flow for 2026 on Friday. They bet on a favorable scenario of commodity prices and upstream progress.

Australian State calls for quicker approvals of new oilfield

Queensland, Australia's state, said on Wednesday that it would urge the federal government to streamline approvals of a 'potentially' first new oilfield Australia has seen in decades. It argues that faster development is necessary to boost fuel security.

Sinopec will increase Bohai Bay Shale Oil as a backup to maintain output

Sinopec, the Chinese oil company, will increase shale oil production in the Bohai Bay basin following a successful pilot. The resources gained from this project will be used to sustain oil production for a longer period of time, according to its chairman.

Source: India will not join IEA's initiative to tap oil resources

A government source confirmed that India does not plan to join the International Energy Agency's (IEA) initiative aimed at releasing strategic oil reserves. This comes as global oil prices have risen due to supply concerns caused by the conflict in Iran.

Kuwait Oil Co. in talks with US operators about developing shale gas and oil resources

KUWAIT, February 5, 2019 ( ) – Kuwait Oil Company has been in contact with some?U.S. The CEO of Kuwait Oil Company said that the company is in talks with firms such as Devon Energy and EOG about potential collaboration to develop its shale gas and oil resources.

Chevron beats Q4 profit estimate, eyes Venezuela investment opportunities

Chevron's profits for the fourth quarter fell, but were still higher than expected. The company focused on cutting costs to make its operations more efficient in order to compete with lower oil prices through 2025. Only U.S.

House Democrats warn oil companies about risks associated with Venezuelan transactions

Twelve House Democrats sent a letter on Wednesday to '21 companies that attended the White House meeting held on Jan. 9, about developing Venezuelan oil resources. They warned them of legal and financial risks associated…

UK-based Harbour Energy is named as the operator of Mexico's Zama Oilfield

Harbour Energy, a British company focusing on the North Sea, announced Wednesday that it had been named the operator of the Zama oil field in Mexico after Pemex and its project partners, GrupoCarso, Talos Energy, agreed to this appointment.

Indonesia invites tenders for the purchase of eight new oil and natural gas blocks

An energy ministry document showed that Indonesia offered 'eight new blocks' to contractors on Monday as part of its efforts to increase the energy reserves. Indonesia's oil and gas production has declined over the last decade because reserves have been depleted.

Chevron expects to see an increase in the current estimate of oil resources in Guyana

Chevron announced on Wednesday that it anticipates that an oilfield in Guyana, which is prolific and has a large amount of recoverable resources, could contain more than its current estimate of 11 Billion barrels of oil.

Sinopec finds new shale-oil reserve in Southwest China

Sinopec, China's state owned oil company, announced on Thursday that it had discovered a new reserve of shale in the southwest Sichuan Basin. Sinopec Exploration Company said that the exploratory well Qiluye 1 drilled…

Clean-energy supporters blast US budget as a setback

Clean energy advocates decried Thursday the House of Representatives' final passage of the President Donald Trump tax cut bill as a reverse in the energy transition. Meanwhile, fossil fuel interests celebrated. The bill now goes to Trump's desk.

The new Texas wastewater regulations could increase costs for oil producers

The new guidelines for permitting wastewater disposal wells are likely to increase the costs of oil producers, as the crude price is low. This will be the latest challenge faced by an industry that has seen its output growth slow down as it matures. U.S.

Energy assets affected due to sanctions and standoff between Russia and the West

On Tuesday, the United States and Russia reached separate agreements to stop attacks on energy and maritime targets. Washington also agreed to press for the lifting of some sanctions against Moscow. In the event that…

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These are the most popular stories from the Financial Times. These stories have not been verified and we cannot vouch their accuracy. Intel named Lip-Bu Tan, a former board member who has worked in the chip industry for many years, as its new CEO on Wednesday.

Guyana will soon sign a oil deal with TotalEnergies led group

Energy Minister Vickram Bharrat said that Guyana is expecting to sign a production-sharing agreement soon with a French consortium led by TotalEnergies, which will allow the country to explore an off-shore area. Guyana…

Newspaper: Turkey wants to collaborate with Syria on oil and gas to supply power to Syria

Alparslan Bayraktar, the Energy Minister, was quoted as saying on Friday that Turkey wants to strengthen Syria's power infrastructure and provide electricity. Ankara could also work with Syria’s new leadership in oil and natural gas.

Suriname oil and gas project worth $10 billion to be approved by TotalEnergies and APA

TotalEnergies, a French company, and APA Corp, based in the United States, announced on Tuesday a positive decision to invest in Block 58 of Suriname, the most promising offshore oil and gas project. This is expected launch Suriname’s first offshore production.

Oil Minister: India will continue to buy cheap Russian oil

Hardeep Singh puri, the oil minister, said that India was willing to continue buying oil from Russian companies who are permitted to sell oil at such low prices. Puri said in an interview given at the GasTech Conference…

Engineers say two oilfields in south-east Libya have been shut down

Engineers at the fields said on Tuesday that two oilfields have stopped production, and another had its output reduced. This shows a plan announced on Monday to reduce production is in effect. Although the eastern-based…