Wednesday, July 22, 2026

Oil Flows Resume from Iraq’s Kirkuk Fields after Kurdish Forces Storm Facility

From Reuters Crude flows from Iraq’s northern Kirkuk fields resumed on Thursday after being halted for several hours when Kurdish forces stormed a facility in protest at the Iraqi government’s oil policy, several sources with knowledge of the matter said. Kurdish forces stormed the facility early on Thursday, saying they were searching for explosives planted by Islamic State militants whom

U.S. Looks Set to Export First LNG on Canada’s Behalf

From Bloomberg Canada’s first exports of LNG may soon be heading overseas-from a port in Louisiana. A year ago, Cheniere Energy Inc. built an LNG export terminal along Louisiana’s coast and became the only company shipping U.S. shale gas by tanker. Now it’s looking for supplies to send abroad from as far off as the Montney shale play, straddling Canada’s Alberta

Tellurian’s Driftwood LNG Receives Approval for Exports to Free Trade Agreement Nations

Tellurian Inc. (ticker: TELL) announced today that their project Driftwood LNG has received authorization from the United States Department of Energy to export LNG to free trade agreement (FTA) nations. Tellurian has also submitted an application to export LNG to non-FTA nations and expects to file their Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) application later this quarter. Driftwood LNG is a

U.S. Shale will Drive 30% Oilservice Spending Rebound in 2017: BI

Service Costs are on Everyone’s Mind

Themes from EnerCom Dallas: Service costs are coming up 10%-15% EnerCom Dallas is bringing together oil and gas company executives from all across the hemisphere, and while the companies differ in many important ways, some universal concerns exist among each. With the first day of EnerCom Dallas in the books, patterns are beginning to emerge, and the sentiment that the