Tengiz Oilfield Ramps Up Output to 550,000 Bpd after Fire
The giant Tengiz oilfield in Kazakhstan has returned 60% of its peak production and was pumping at a rate of 550,000 barrels per day as of Sunday, following…
Ukrainian Strikes Take a Heavy Toll on Russia’s Oil Refineries
Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries cost Russia’s oil and gas sector as much as $12.9 billion (1 trillion Russian rubles) last year, according to a local insurance broker. ……
Ranked: The Jobs Most Exposed to Generative AI, According to Microsoft – Visual Capitalist
By | Article/Editing: | Graphics/Design: Key Takeaways Language-heavy and information-based roles rank as the most exposed to generative AI, according to Microsoft’s recent research. Interpreters, historians, writers, and customer service…
US Natural Gas Futures Extend Decline as Forecasts Shift Warmer
By and US natural gas dropped for a second session on the outlook for warmer temperatures across large parts of the country, likely trimming demand for the heating and power-plant…
TotalEnergies to Provide Solar Power to Google’s Texas Data Centres
Feb 9 (Reuters) – French oil major TotalEnergies (TTEF.PA) on Monday signed two long-term deals to supply solar power to Google’s (GOOGL.O) data centres in Texas, as it looks to…
Chevron’s Tengiz Oilfield Back to 60% of Usual Output, Two Sources Say
Tengiz output has recovered to about 550,000 bpd, sources say Full recovery expected by February 23 Kazakhstan’s overall oil production on the rise January fires at power facilities caused prolonged…
Shell Needs Big Discovery or Deals as Oil, Gas Reserves Dwindle
By and Shell reserves at lowest since at least 2013, faces output gap Reserve life 8 years, markedly below Exxon Analysts see need for M&A, exploration success LONDON, Feb 9…
New German Law Could Force Green Energy Developers to Fund Grid Links
Germany is proposing that renewable energy developers pay for connecting to the grid in new regulations that would replace the current system of first-come, first-served, Reuters
New Zealand Eyes First LNG Terminal to Guard Against Power Shortages
The government of New Zealand has shortlisted proposals to have its first LNG import terminal operational by early 2028 as it looks to boost energy security amid falling domestic gas…
India Ups Middle East and West Africa Oil Purchases to Avoid Russian Crude
India’s largest state-owned refiner, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), has boosted purchases of crude oil from ?West Africa and the Middle East, as New Delhi steers clear of Russian crude in…


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