The biggest US upstream deal in over two years will create a multibasin giant that will operate more gross US shale output than any other E&P — and is second only to Exxon.

Energy Intelligence is pleased to launch the Energy Economics Monitor, a new regular report for Risk Service clients analyzing the key macroeconomic factors impacting energy market movement and sector ...

The Wingas joint venture of Russian state Gazprom and German chemical major BASF says its proposal to build a spur to Poland from one of its new onshore… ...

Brazil's National Petroleum Agency (ANP) has published rules regulating the process of hydraulic fracturing (fracking) for the development of domestic… ...

Chevron is to move its upstream Asia-Pacific headquarters from Singapore back to the US -- only around three years after making the city-state its regional E&P hub -- as lower oil prices take their ...

It took less than two years for one-time US shale industry darling Alta Mesa Resources to go from being worth $3.8 billion on the Nasdaq exchange to a bankrupt company that sold its remaining assets ...

Venezuela has picked at least four companies from China, Malaysia, Russia and Algeria for a long-delayed offshore natural gas project in the South American country, sources at the companies said on ...

Azerbaijan's state-owned oil company Socar has claimed victory in its bitter legal battle with Turkish shipping company Palmali. The London Court of International Arbitration awarded Socar's wholly ...