Oil & Gas

Trigon Pacific's proposal for a new LPG export facility is now open for public comment, highlighting a complex web of opportunity, competition, and conflict.

TotalEnergies' 10% stake in Abu Dhabi's massive Bab Gas Cap project signals a deep bet on natural gas, testing its climate goals and fueling the UAE's LNG power play.

Next Bridge's stock dividend rewards shareholders with more equity, but in a company whose shares aren't publicly traded. Is this a strategic gift or a paper promise?

As Ottawa prepares a major funding announcement in Innisfail, all eyes are on the strategic implications for Alberta's energy transition, jobs, and technology.

Vedanta's historic demerger creates five focused giants. This isn't just corporate restructuring; it's a strategic alignment with India's national ambitions.

Oceaneering's move to refinance $500M in debt is more than financial housekeeping. It's a strategic signal about stability in the offshore energy sector.

A new Oman-Iran working group promises stability in the Strait of Hormuz, but a deep dive reveals a clash between sovereignty, commerce, and global law.

Vedanta Group's historic demerger splits the conglomerate into five focused firms. This bold move aims to unlock value and power India's growth.

Fresh off its IPO, EagleRock Land wipes its debt slate clean. How this strategic reset positions the company to dominate the future of energy and infrastructure.

Calgary-based Horizon Petroleum launches a private placement to advance its key Lachowice gas project, a strategic play in Europe's quest for energy security.

A Texas-based safety tech firm's move into the Middle East signals a larger shift in how global industry manages risk, data, and operational intelligence.

A record 7,261 papers for ADIPEC 2026 reveal a tectonic shift: AI is now core infrastructure, while a delicate balance is struck between energy security and sustainability.

Murphy Oil's successful Bubale-1X well off Côte d’Ivoire's coast is a major strategic win in a re-emerging energy hotspot. But can the company navigate the deepwater risks?

Following a reverse takeover, Robinson Energy begins trading with a focus on its massive PRL 62 license in Papua New Guinea's rich Papuan Foreland Basin.

ExxonMobil's redomiciliation to Texas is more than a formality. It's a strategic play for legal certainty, solidifying the state's grip on the energy industry.

London hosts the ARC conference, a powerful conservative summit aiming to rewrite the rules on energy, industry, and Western identity. What is their plan?

While Beijing touts economic partnership, its deepening ties with Myanmar's isolated junta raise critical questions about debt, dependency, and regional stability.

A new group, 'Let Alberta Decide,' is launching a polished campaign for secession ahead of a key referendum. Can it turn grievance into a mandate?