Petroleum and Gas

Wall Street’s fading oil and gas interest revealed in new shale IPO

(Bloomberg) –If the first initial public offering of a U.S. shale driller in four years is any indication, Wall Street is still souring on the U.S. oil and gas patch. Even a natural gas explorer backed by private-equity giant Blackstone Group Inc. couldn’t raise the capital it had expected. Vine Energy Inc. sold 21.5 million

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New 60-day sanctions waiver reflects ongoing U.S.-Iraq tension

UPDATE: This story has been updated to include comments from the U.S. State Department, which were provided shortly after initial publication. The U.S. government has shortened the duration of a new sanctions waiver allowing Iraq to continue energy imports from Iran — a sign of enduring tensions between Baghdad and Washington. The new 60-day waiver

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Rockets target US oil company site in southern Iraq

No damage or casualties reported after projectiles land near site of oilfield service company Halliburton in Basra. Halliburton is an American oil service provider working in the Zubair oilfield, which is operated by the Italian energy company ENI, or Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi. Monday’s attack was the first since last summer to target US oil companies

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Oil Prices Hit 20-Year Lows, But These Supermajors Are Hanging On Tight says Oilprice.com

Oil prices slid 10% on Monday as the acceleration in coronavirus cases worldwide, which is bringing travel and business to a standstill, further dents global demand for crude. Oil punters have been watching unfolding developments in the energy space with bated breath after Saudi Arabia made good on its promise to ramp up production to

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Coronavirus impact: The world is running out of places to store its oil

Oil prices slid 10% on Monday as the acceleration in coronavirus cases worldwide, which is bringing travel and business to a standstill, further dents global demand for crude. The world is awash in crude oil, and is slowly running out of places to put it. Massive, round storage tanks in places like Trieste, Italy, and

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Iraq Plans Production Surge In The Face Of New OPEC Cuts

” raq needs a positive impetus to leave behind the travails of 2019 – the widespread demonstrations, the geopolitical flare-up engendered by the assassination of Major General Soleimani in Baghdad, the fall of the Abdul-Mahdi government – and demonstrable success upstream might provide a new narrative for the embattled country’s oil industry. Cognizant of this

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2019 CWC Conference Highlights – Iraq’s Most Trusted and Senior Energy Platform

“The Iraq Petroleum 2019 Conference took place on 27-28 June, in London, and was co-located for the first time, with a newly-launched Kirkuk & Mosul Megaprojects event. CWC welcomed more than 350 industry leaders and the key energy decision-makers from the Iraqi Government, represented by the most senior officials, led by Iraq’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of

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