(By Oil & Gas 360) – Ecuador’s oil and gas sector sits at a familiar but increasingly urgent point: strong resource potential, declining production, and a government actively trying to bring foreign capital back into the system. What makes Ecuador different today is not the geology, but the tension between investment opportunity and political reality. With roughly 8 billion barrels
(Oil & Gas 360) By Greg Barnett, MBA – For oil and gas investors, the defining feature of energy’s resurgence since 2019 has not been commodity prices alone, nor a cyclical rebound driven by leverage to higher oil. It has been something far more fundamental, and historically rare for the sector: sustained capital discipline executed consistently by management teams across the
(World Oil) – Halliburton has been awarded a contract by Greenland Energy Company to deliver integrated services for a planned 2026 onshore drilling campaign in Greenland’s Jameson Land basin. The scope includes well planning, drilling services and logistics coordination, placing Halliburton at the center of one of the basin’s first modern exploration programs. Located in eastern Greenland, Jameson Land is a frontier area with
(Oil Price) – The Iran war and the loss of oil and gas supply from the Middle East have upended the stock performance of the biggest international majors. BP, the laggard of the past six years, has moved ahead of all others, while the top performer since 2020, ExxonMobil, has seen the worst stock showing among Big Oil since the war
(World Oil) – The global oil market is moving toward a critical inflection point as a supply disruption approaching 1 billion barrels begins to force demand lower, with traders warning that the prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz will soon trigger a broader consumption shock. The scale of the disruption—already more than double the emergency inventories released earlier in
(Investing) – BENGALURU – Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) economies are sliding into their worst economic crisis since the pandemic, with several expected to contract this year on spillovers from the U.S.-Israel war with Iran right on its doorstep. The war’s knock-on effects have ripped through the energy market – the Gulf economies’ lifeline – driving oil prices sharply higher and triggering a historic
