Skip to site menu Skip to page content
Logo Image
In Brief
Spotlight

Will Alaska’s proposed LNG exports to Asia survive Trump’s tariff meddling?

The largest state is aiming to export LNG as part of a $44bn project to develop the region’s vast hydrocarbon reserves – but is this viable if Donald Trump continues to apply economic pressure to trading partners.

Latest news

OPEC+ unveils new plan for oil output cuts to address overproduction

This move aims to compensate for pumping above agreed levels, with monthly reductions ranging from 189,000bpd to 435,000bpd.

Citadel agrees to buy assets from Paloma Natural Gas in $1bn deal

Led by Ken Griffin, the deal gives Citadel access to US acreage and assets without direct operation.

Shell aims for first output from Venezuela’s Dragon field by 2026

Shell and its partners plan to start survey work next month, drilling three wells.

Pennsylvania court grants Cardinal $51.98m in dispute with Energy Transfer

The Pennsylvania state court found Energy Transfer liable for failing to pay a $33m earnout to Cardinal as part of a 2017 purchase agreement.

US Interior Secretary advances Alaska’s resource potential

The 'Unleashing Alaska’s Extraordinary Resource Potential' initiative includes reopening up to 82% of the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska for leasing.

US oil company APA cuts around 300 jobs globally

APA has confirmed the layoff of nearly 300 employees as part of its cost-cutting measures.

ExxonMobil opposes Colonial Pipeline’s proposed fuel shipping term changes

ExxonMobil’s filing with the FERC warns of potential adverse effects on shippers and consumers.

Businesses ‘must be iterative’ in dealing with AI regulation

AI governance expert Simon McDougall says businesses should avoid acting on predictions in the uncertain AI regulation space.