US Oil Production Rises 4% in June
US oil production showed signs of recovery after June saw an increase of 4.1%, however, production levels have not fully recovered from the dramatic plunge in May.
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Sempra LNG Terminal Commences Commercial Operations
American energy company, Sempra Energy, has announced that it has commenced commercial operations at its Cameron liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Louisiana.
US Sends First Crude Shipment to Saudi After Hiatus
Data released from the US Census Bureau has shown that US sent the first shipment of crude oil to Saudi Arabia in June since the end of banning crude exports in 2015.
US LNG Exports to Jump for First Time Since February
US liquified natural gas (LNG) exports are expected to be increased in August for the first time in six months which will help rising gas prices by more than 17%.
Chevron Approves $5 B Takeover of Noble Energy
American supermajor Chevron Corporation has agreed to acquire the remainder of Noble Energy’s shares for a total of $5 billion, or $10.38 per share.
Chesapeake to Half Number of Active Rigs
Chesapeake Energy has announced its long-term plan amidst filing for bankruptcy and will operate half the number of active rigs in the second half of the year compared to Q1.
Egypt, US Discuss Strengthening Energy Ties
Egypt and the US discussed ways to strengthen ties through an Energy strategic partnership.
El Molla, Steff Discuss Boosting E&P Activities in Egypt
The Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Tarek El Molla, has met Ian Steff, Assistant Secretary for Global Markets and Director General of the US and Foreign Commercial Service at the US Department of Comm ...
Perry Praises Cooperation with Egypt in Energy Sector
Prime Minister Mustafa Madboly met Rick Perry, the US Minister of Energy, during his visit to Washington, DC.
Jordan, US Discuss Energy Cooperation
Jordan's Minister of Energy Hala Zawati and US Assistant Secretary of State for Energy Resources Francis Fannon discussed bilateral cooperation.
