Britain's largest shale gas developer IGas said on Friday that its chief executive Andrew Austin is to step down, following the completion of a deal with Swiss chemicals group Ineos.
Austin, who has been at IGas for more than ten years, said chief financial officer Stephen Bowler would take on his role as CEO. A search for Bowler's replacement has already started. (Reporting by Li-mei Hoang
FinecoBank, an online bank and brokerage in Italy, forecast record revenues this year. The company also pledged a higher…
Orsted said that the demand for green power will continue to grow in the United States, regardless of the person who is elected as president.
The U.S. midstream firm MPLX announced a higher net profit for the third quarter 2024 compared to the previous year on Tuesday…
The CEO of Dutch geological data specialist Fugro said that the company is confident in meeting its target of mid-single…
LSEG data on Friday showed that Russia's January-October LNG exports increased by 6% compared to a year ago, reaching 26,4 million metric tonnes.
Chevron Corp. beat Wall Street expectations for the third quarter profit on Friday. However, its earnings dropped from a previous year.
Dutch and British wholesale prices for gas rose on Friday morning due to a weaker wind production. Meanwhile, the Slovak…
Mitsubishi, a Japanese trading company, expects to see its LNG production capacity grow by over 17 million tonnes per year in the early 2030s.
Meyer Burger, a Swiss solar panel manufacturer, said that it had entered into advanced negotiations on Thursday with a group…
The U.S. Offshore Wind Developers put on a brave front at a conference in Washington this week. They praised their ability…
Tokyo Gas and Woodside Energy are in discussions about a possible stake in the multi-billion dollar Louisiana LNG export project.
Climate Investment Funds, a multilateral lender, has announced that it will provide an initial investment of $1 billion to…
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