NATO Is Starting to Consider Hormuz Mission
Such a move would represent a shift in the military alliance's strategy toward the U.S.-Israeli war in Iran.
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Senate Confirms Nomination of New BLM Director
Voting concluded with 46 Yeas to 43 Nays, the senate.gov site showed.
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Dominion Energy Agrees to Merge into NextEra Energy
The New York-listed companies said the all-stock merger would create the world's biggest regulated power utility by capitalization.
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OMV Starts Up Major Austrian Gas Development
OMV began production at what it says is Austria's biggest natural gas discovery over the past 40 years, which the company expects will double its output at home when the development reaches capacity.
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Next Gas Price Spike May Come Just Before Memorial Day
GasBuddy warned that the next U.S. gasoline price spike 'could arrive just before Memorial Day'.
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UAE, India Agree to Expand Energy Supply Partnership
ADNOC signed agreements with state-owned Indian Strategic Petroleum Reserves and Indian Oil to support Indian energy security and pursue energy trading collaboration.
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Can Middle East Oil Producers Meaningfully Bypass the Strait?
Rigzone talks to Chris Newton, a Senior Early Warning Analyst at the International Crisis Group, and Dalia Salem, Senior Research Analyst of Middle East Upstream at Wood Mackenzie.
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China Agrees to Supply Australia Over 600,000 Barrels of Jet Fuel
The Australian government said it has secured three shipments of jet fuel totaling more than 600,000 barrels from China and is pursuing negotiations with more neighboring countries for fuel supply.
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Trump Delays Planned Strike after Gulf Allies Appealed
'I put it off for a little while, hopefully maybe forever, but possibly for a little while, because we've had very big discussions with Iran', the U.S. president said.
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Venezuela Circulates Draft of Oil Law Regs for Cos
The Venezuelan government is circulating a draft of regulations as part of its newly enacted oil law.