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US Customs Rules New Fortress’ FLNG Facility Does Not Violate Jones Act
New Fortress Energy’s FLNG facility offshore Mexico can now sell and deliver LNG to U.S. locations.
BOEM Adjusts Monetary Penalties for Oil, Gas Companies
BOEM’s adjustment is based on a 2015 act that requires annual inflation adjustments.
BOEM Finalizes Revisions to OCS Bid Adequacy Process
Among the key revisions, BOEM has implemented a lower bound confidence interval approach to asses bid adequacy.
Battalion Oil Non-compliant with NYSE American
Battalion Oil expects to soon regain compliance with NYSE American’s continued listing standards following the annual meeting of stockholders in February.
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Renewed US Sanctions to Complicate Venezuelan Oil Sales, Not Stop Them
Venezuela’s oil exports to world markets will not stop, despite reimposed sanctions by Washington, and will likely continue to flow with the help of Iran—as well as China and Russia.
FERC Again Approves TC Energy Pipeline Expansion in Northwest US
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission shot down opposition by environmental groups and states to stay TC Energy’s $75 million project.
Scotland Ditches 2030 Climate Target to Cut Emissions by 75%
Scotland was constrained by cuts to the capital funding it receives from the British government and an overall weakening of climate ambition by British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, said Mairi McAllan, the net zero secretary for Scotland's devolved government.
Iraq to Seek Bids for Oil, Gas Contracts April 27
Iraq will auction 30 new oil and gas projects in two licensing rounds distributed across the country.
Exclusive: Mitsubishi Power Plans Hydrogen for the Long Haul
Mitsubishi Power is looking at a "realistic timeline" as the company scales projects centered around the "versatile molecule," Kai Guo, the vice president of hydrogen infrastructure development for Mitsubishi Power, told Hart Energy's Jordan Blum at CERAWeek by S&P Global.
US Orders Most Companies to Wind Down Operations in Venezuela by May
The U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control issued a new license related to Venezuela that gives companies until the end of May to wind down operations following a lack of progress on national elections.
PGS, TGS Merger Clears Norwegian Authorities, UK Still Reviewing
Energy data companies PGS and TGS said their merger has received approval by Norwegian authorities and remains under review by the U.K. Competition Market Authority.
Scathing Court Ruling Hits Energy Transfer’s Louisiana Legal Disputes
A recent Energy Transfer filing with FERC may signal a change in strategy, an analyst says.
EU Expected to Sue Germany Over Gas Tariff, Sources Say
The German tariff is a legacy of the European energy crisis that peaked in 2022 after Moscow slashed gas flows to Europe and an undersea explosion shut down the Nord Stream pipeline.
Pemex to Remain Fiscally Challenged for Mexico’s Next President
S&P Global Ratings said Pemex will remain a fiscal challenge for the country’s next president, adding that continued cautious macroeconomic management was key in its ratings on both Mexico and Pemex.