Brazil's state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA said its production in September rose to 2.781 million barrels of oil and equivalent natural gas per day (boepd), up 0.8 percent from August, according to a securities filing on Wednesday.
The company, known as Petrobras, said its production in Brazil alone rose 0.6 percent to 2.118 million barrels per day.
Baker Hughes, a leading energy services company, said that the U.S. firms have cut back on the number of natural gas and…
According to sources in the government, Germany's Economy Minister pushed forward on Friday legislation that would provide…
Thanksgiving Day, which falls on Thursday November 28, will impact the schedule for the release of major energy data during the week of Nov. 24.
ArcelorMittal is the second largest steelmaker in the world. It announced on Friday that it was delaying green investments…
Shale gas producers are contacting data-center operators in the U.S. Permian Basin to build up the capacity needed to power an AI boom.
At the COP29 Climate Summit, trade tensions are escalating. According to U.N. documents, and negotiators, China, Brazil,…
The United Nations Climate body published new options on Thursday for the COP29 Summit's primary objective of agreeing to…
Poland is planning to assign new areas for offshore wind farms in the Baltic Sea and is drafting additional measures to boost…
Industry sources say that the return to service for BP Whiting Indiana refinery is delayed. BP began the planned turnaround…
Sunshine Oilsands has been ordered by a Canadian regulator to suspend all operations in the oil sands area of northern Alberta…
TC Energy announced on Tuesday that it expects its core profit in 2025 to be between C$10.7 and C$10.9 Billion, higher than…
Oil prices traded steady on Tuesday as Norway's Johan Sverdrup oilfield restarted production and there were reports of Iran…
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