Prepare Completions Supply Plans for PNG Deepwater Campaign

Petronas is actively augmenting its global oil and gas portfolio, as demonstrated by the start of a drilling campaign with TotalEnergies off the coast of Papua New Guinea

The two discoveries and appraisal operations in Suriname’s Block 52 bring Petronas’ cumulative achievements in the country to eight wells

The latest discoveries build on the commerciality declared for the Sloanea gas field in November 2025, with a final investment decision (FID) on its development targeted by the end of the year

With long-term supply agreements accounting for around two-thirds of total LNG trade, Shell is adamant that the average price buyers paid for LNG in May was about $11-12 per million British thermal units, compared to $7-11 in January before the conflict began

With long-term supply agreements accounting for around two-thirds of total LNG trade, Shell is adamant that the average price buyers paid for LNG in May was about $11-12 per million British thermal units, compared to $7-11 in January before the conflict began. Since the firm’s first LNG outlook publication in 2017, global LNG trade has witnessed a boost of around 60%, from 264 million to 428 million tonnes, with China’s LNG imports rising by about 250%, as the number of LNG-importing countries grew from 36 to

Home Fossil Energy Shell’s LNG forecast anticipates 65% surge in demand by 2050 June 30, 2026, by UK-headquartered energy giant Shell is expecting an uptick in demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) to nearly 700 million tonnes a year by 2050, following supply disruptions caused by the conflict in the Middle East, which was cushioned by North American supply growth. Prelude FLNG; Source: Shell According to Shell’s ‘LNG Outlook 2026,’ global LNG demand is projected to increase to nearly 700 million tonnes a year

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News Seneca, Evolution sign three-year e-frac agreement in Appalachia June 22, 2026 Seneca Resources has signed a three-year agreement with Evolution Well Services to deploy electric fracturing technology across its Appalachian operations, highlighting the growing use of field gas-powered e-frac fleets to improve efficiency, lower costs and reduce emissions. Article The benefits of Simulfracs January The recent innovation of simulfracing—pumping into multiple wells simultaneously—is yielding significant benefi

News Halliburton will idle some equipment amid lower oilfield demand July 22, 2025 The world’s largest provider of hydraulic fracturing is forecasting shrinking margins in its biggest business line as weakening demand weighs on the prices it can charge, CEO Jeff Miller said Tuesday. The company plans to idle or retire some equipment