U.S. Department Of Energy’s Top Accomplishments In 2022
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced a list of its top accomplishments in 2022.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced a list of its top accomplishments in 2022.
According to the NPD, average oil production in November was 1.740 million barrels per day.
Tamboran Resources has hit significant gas at the Amungee 2H well that hit a total depth of 12,739 feet.
Echo Energy, the Latin American-focused energy firm, will appoint Lindor Martin as a non-executive director.
One of the biggest landowners in Texas oil country doubled returns to investors in 2022.
Texas upstream oil and gas sector has been adding 2,035 new jobs per month on average since the Covid-low point in September 2020.
‘This restart facilitates safe transportation of the energy that customers and North Americans rely on’.
CNOOC has started operations from the Bozhong-Kenli oilfields onshore power project on December 26.
‘The volume of robotics use cases in the oil and gas industry is expected to grow rapidly’.
The past year was a banner year for the oil and gas sector as prices rallied to decade highs. Investing News published a list of things to look out for in the coming year.
In its latest fuel update, the U.S. Energy Information Administration showed a declining price trend for gasoline.
Five of the seven U.S. clean hydrogen production hubs have now completed negotiations and locked in DOE funding, a total of $7 billion sourced from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
Claims in cases by eight separate companies, including some oil majors, total as much as $5.9 billion.
The API and IPAA have announced their priorities for the incoming Trump administration.
The agreement, which has a duration of a minimum of five years, focuses on the management, maintenance, and inspection of FHA and SBT systems.