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Oil climbed to a one-month high as new US threats against Iran raised fears of a prolonged conflict.
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Billionaire shale pioneer Harold Hamm's Continental Resources Inc. signed agreements to buy half of an Argentinian shale oil firm owned by Mercuria Energy Group.
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Norway produced about 12.38 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas in July, up for the second consecutive month on a sequential basis, according to preliminary official figures.
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Crude oil stocks, not including the SPR, stood at 428.8 million barrels on August 14, the EIA's latest weekly petroleum status report showed.
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Monumental and its partners have identified gas prospects in the prospective area in the Taranaki Basin.
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Latin America's two biggest oil companies are betting big on a high-risk effort.
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Equinor signed an agreement to acquire a 17.4 percent stake in Petroleum Exploration License 90 on the Namibian side of the offshore Orange Basin from operator Chevron.
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Enverus announced that it has released its latest rankings of the most active U.S. land drilling contractors and drilling customers.
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration is predicting an oil market crunch in 2026 and a glut in 2027.
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The Saudi state-owned companies signed an agreement to create a joint venture to explore and mine copper and other energy transition minerals at home.
