US | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 21

Additional Areas of Arctic to be Off Limits for Drilling

The federal Department of the Interior will make additional areas of Arctic Ocean waters off-limits to drilling when it announces a new five-year offshore drilling plan, a member of the Alaska congressional delegatio ...

Jericho Further Invests in Oklahoma

Jericho Oil Corporation announced it signed a letter of intent to purchase a 50 percent working interest in 2,050 acres of land in Oklahoma, according to a press release. The new land will bring Jericho's acreage up ...

Conoco CEO: U.S. Should Repeal Export Ban

The US crude export ban that was imposed in 1975 should be repealed 40 years later to ensure the US oil and gas renaissance continues, ConocoPhillips Chief Executive Officer Ryan Lance said.

Keystone XL Pipeline Bill Passes US House

The U.S. House overwhelmingly passed a bill Friday authorizing a major oil pipeline, despite a renewed pledge by the White House to veto the legislation after a state court removed a major obstacle.

LNG Facilities Proposed in Florida

Florida East Coast Industries proposed the creation of a liquefied natural gas production and distribution facility, which would be located in Titusville, Florida, according to Florida Today.

Iraq Increases Basrah Crude Prices to Asia, Reduces Them for U.S. and Europe

Iraq, OPEC’s second-largest producer, raised the selling price for February shipments to Asia of its main Basrah Light crude by 30 cents a barrel, after Saudi Arabia boosted its pricing to the region.

Mexico Proposes Importing US Crude

Mexico's state oil company wants to import about 100,000 barrels of light U.S. crude a day to mix with this country's heavier oil as a way to improve refinery processes.

White House Threatens Veto Over Keystone Pipeline Bill

The White House on Tuesday threatened to veto the first piece of legislation introduced in the Republican-controlled Senate, a bill approving the much-delayed Keystone XL oil pipeline, in what was expected to the fir ...

US, Saudi, Chinese firms announce $5bn energy deal

US oil giant Exxon Mobil, Saudi Aramco, and Sinopec announced in China Friday two joint ventures worth about $5 billion to operate 750 service stations and a petrochemical refinery in China.

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