The European Commission cleared a Polish scheme to provide a total of $322.9 million to workers who would be affected by the country's planned closure of coal-fired power plants.
The company's adjusted EBITDA for the quarter was $112.38 million (CAD 151.2 million), up 66 percent compared to $67.71 million (CAD 91.1 million) in the comparable period in 2022.
The extension will facilitate the drilling of the MOU-5 well to evaluate the 68-square-mile (177-square-kilometer) Jurassic structural closure in a crestal location.
Phillips 66 is eyeing to give up assets to support its shareholder return target and other long-term priorities while focusing investment on low-cost but high-return projects.