Trinidad to negotiate Venezuela gas terms as focus grows on easing supply constraints

May 20 (oilnow.gy) Trinidad and Tobago will negotiate the commercial terms for cross-border natural gas projects with Venezuela in what officials say must serve the country’s national interest, as policymakers seek to ease tightening domestic gas supply, according to a May 18 Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago report. Finance Minister Davendranath Tancoo told Parliament recently... Continue Reading →

Baker Hughes tops estimates, says oilfield activity hit by Middle East disruptions

April 23 (Reuters) - Oilfield services provider Baker Hughes beat Wall Street estimates for first-quarter ​profit, as strong demand in its industrial and energy technology ‌unit offset drilling weakness caused by disruptions in the Middle East. A surge in electricity demand from data centers, along with investments in liquefied natural gas (LNG), ​gas infrastructure and grid... Continue Reading →

Exclusive: Shell seeks to begin gas output at massive Venezuela-Trinidad Loran Manatee field next year

April 9 (Reuters) - Energy producer Shell plans to begin natural gas output in 2027 from the ​Loran-Manatee offshore field, which crosses the border of Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago the chairman of Trinidad's National Gas Company, Gerald ‌Ramdeen, told Reuters on Thursday. Shell is moving to accelerate gas projects in Venezuela under interim President Delcy... Continue Reading →

US Gov’t, TotalEnergies Strike USD 1 Billion Deal; Company to Invest Reimbursed Offshore Wind Fees in Its Oil & Gas Projects

March 24 (offshoreWIND.biz) The US Department of the Interior (DOI) and TotalEnergies have signed settlement agreements to terminate the company’s two offshore wind leases in the United States, confirming recent reports that a deal was being drafted under which TotalEnergies would be reimbursed USD 928 million (around EUR 806 million) paid in lease fees. Under... Continue Reading →

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