The sale of Maersk’s oil operations to French energy giant Total has been given the green light by the Danish Energy Agency, paving the way for the $7.45bn deal to close this quarter
New data has revealed China dramatically increased its import of liquid natural gas in 2017, while also ramping up the export of gasoline and diesel
The French oil group will pay $4.95bn in shares and assume part of the Danish company’s debt
The very nature of the oil, gas and petrochemical industry means it is exceptionally vulnerable to attack, making robust cybersecurity a matter of life and death
By retrofitting existing pumps that no longer meet requirements, Sulzer offers clients a clear path to efficiency, both in terms of production and investment
Anglo-Dutch energy giant Shell has agreed to sell its North Sea oil assets as it continues to reduce its $80bn debt pile
Argentina has agreed a $15bn investment deal with companies to boost production in Vaca Muerta, in return for lower labour costs and greater subsidies
Chinese investors have backed the development of Malaysia’s Kuala Linggi International Port, hoping to capitalise on increasing congestion in Singapore
The International Energy Agency (IEA) forecast that global oil demand will continue to rise beyond initial industry predictions
Kenya’s move to start drilling and exporting oil will provide a much-needed revenue source, while avoiding the dreaded resource curse
Since the start of the shale boom, the US has transitioned from major energy importer to exporter, with worldwide repercussions
An ExxonMobil-led oil consortium has been hit with a record-breaking fine in a dispute over unpaid royalties to the central African nation of Chad
