While President Trump made the revival of America’s coal industry a hallmark of his campaign, his administration is waking up to the potential jobs bonanza offered by the two dozen applications to build LNG export terminals under review.
Source: Offshore
LNG Has Become a White House Favorite for Promoting Energy Jobs
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Cenovus Energy reports a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss as operating costs fell, while oil sands production rose.
Source: Offshore
Cenovus Energy Posts Smaller-Than-Expected Quarterly Loss
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Saudi Arabia, the world’s biggest crude exporter, is losing market share to Iraq and Iran.
Source: Offshore
Saudi Arabia Seen Losing Market Share to Iran, Iraq on Oil Cuts
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Tullow proposes to appoint its outgoing CEO as chairman.
Source: Offshore
Tullow Says Promoting CEO To Chairman Best For Company
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BHP Billiton has put its Fayetteville shale gas assets in the United States back on the block.
Source: Offshore
BHP Billiton Puts US Shale Gas Assets On The Block Again
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Hess reports a smaller quarterly loss as a rise in oil prices and fall in costs helped the US oil producer offset a drop in production.
Source: Offshore
Hess Reports Smaller Loss As Oil Prices Rise, Costs Fall
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Azeri state energy firm SOCAR’s trading arm plans to start construction of an LNG terminal in Cote d’Ivoire by the end of 2017 with Total and Shell, a SOCAR Trading official said on Wednesday.
Source: Offshore
Azeri Firm SOCAR to Start Building Cote d'Ivoire LNG Terminal This Year
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Trump signs an executive order to identify national monuments that can be rescinded or resized – part of a broader push to open up more federal lands to drilling, mining and other development.
Source: Offshore
Trump Order Aims To Allow Drilling At National Monuments
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It’s expected to be the first of numerous cargoes once the key Dakota Access pipeline starts moving oil in May.
Source: Offshore
Maiden Bakken Oil Cargo to Asia Ships Out, with More to Come
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The African Trade Insurance Agency (ATI) announced that Côte d’Ivoire has joined a growing list of African countries who are members of the institution
Source: African Review
Côte d’Ivoire joins the growing list of ATI’s new member countries
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