Rigzone Industry News

A new oil and gas import and storage facility in the city of Ulsan received its first shipment of petroleum products, launching into commercial operation.

While rejecting the request, BP said it is looking into extending a financial aid package for ex-employees experiencing financial hardship.

The case is part of Burford Capital's effort to collect on a $16 billion court judgment against Argentina.

Three PV plants will be built at Petrobras refineries as part of the company's efforts to achieve emission reduction targets for 2030 and 2050.

LNG production is expected to start by the first quarter of 2028 and is primarily intended to serve the marine fuel market in the Gulf.

Oil inched lower on limited fresh signs of escalating conflict in the Middle East, but prices hovered above monthly lows as technical support limited losses.

Atlas Energy expects to rebuild the mine's feed system by the end of the second quarter.

Canadian airline WestJet Group has purchased the first sustainable aviation fuel supplied in Canada by Shell Aviation.

The Booth-1 well will begin drilling operations in late June.

Almost 200 solar and storage companies are calling for legislation to improve permitting, project siting, transmission, and public land access.