Exxon Mobil Eyes Lukoil’s Stake in Iraq’s West Qurna 2 Giant
Iraqi oil ministry officials said that ExxonMobil has reached out to express interest in acquiring Lukoil’s majority share in the massive West Qurna 2 oilfield, Reuters reported.
Iraqi oil ministry officials said that ExxonMobil has reached out to express interest in acquiring Lukoil’s majority share in the massive West Qurna 2 oilfield, Reuters reported.
Russia is exploring opportunities to increase oil exports to China and deepen cooperation on liquefied natural gas (LNG), Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said Tuesday during a Sino-Russian business forum in ...
US oil giant Chevron is reviewing potential opportunities to acquire international assets owned by sanctioned Russian producer Lukoil, five sources told Reuters on November 17. This move follows a US Treasury waiv ...
The US Treasury issues licenses to allow the sale of Lukoil's foreign assets and exempts Bulgaria's Burgas refinery from sanctions to safeguard partner energy security.
Lukoil’s sale to Gunvor is blocked by the US Treasury, raising pressure as the Nov 21 sanctions deadline nears. Industry analysts predict Lukoil may be compelled to sell its international assets at deep discounts ...
Russian oil giant Lukoil plans to sell its international assets following the imposition of new restrictive measures against the company and its subsidiaries. Lukoil has begun reviewing bids from potential buyers ...
U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday Ukraine-related sanctions for the first time in his second term, blacklisting Russian oil major companies Lukoil and Rosneft amid growing frustration with Preside ...
According to a document from the Russian economy ministry, higher gas export volumes coupled with increasing gas prices will increase Russia's energy export revenue to $337.5 billion this year, up 38% from 2021.
The effects of sanctions and buyer reluctance on Russian oil will be fully obvious starting in May, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).
In a meeting that took place today, OPEC+ decided to stick to its agreed plan to ramp up oil production to 432,000 barrels of per day (bbl/d) in May, Al Sharq reported.