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Texas Oil Output Dips in December 2025, Natural Gas Production Also Sees Year-on-Year Decline

Preliminary data from the Railroad Commission of Texas shows the state produced approximately 127 million barrels of crude oil and 966 billion cubic feet of natural gas in December 2025, marking a noticeable decrease from the previous year's figures. The report highlights activity across over 240,000 active wells.

Mar 5, 2026

Business

Angola's Gas Ambitions Ignite as Quiluma Field Comes Online, Backed by BP-Led Consortium

The startup of Angola's first standalone natural gas project at the Quiluma field marks a strategic pivot for the nation's energy sector, bolstering its LNG export capabilities and diversifying an economy long dominated by oil.

Mar 17, 2026

Business

Geothermal Gains Ground in Texas, But Natural Gas Remains King of the Grid

While next-generation geothermal projects are advancing in Texas, leveraging oil and gas expertise, industry leaders assert that natural gas will continue to be the dominant force powering the state's industrial and data center boom for the foreseeable future.

Feb 27, 2026

World

Colombia's Energy Crossroads: Gas Reserves Dwindle as Import Dependence Grows

Colombia faces a deepening energy crunch as domestic natural gas production plummets and reliance on costly imports surges, testing the nation's grid stability and household budgets amid shifting policies.

Feb 22, 2026

Business

Why MPLX Bucked the Trend: Pipeline Giant's 1% Dip Amid Oil Price Surge Explained

While most energy stocks rallied on geopolitical tensions, MPLX, a major pipeline partnership, saw a slight decline. Here's a look at the structural and strategic reasons behind its counterintuitive performance and what it signals for investors.

Mar 16, 2026

Business

Alvopetro Hits Record January Sales on Brazil Gas Surge, Announces Price Hike

Canadian energy firm Alvopetro Energy Ltd. reports an 8% jump in January sales volumes to a record high, fueled by robust natural gas output in Brazil and increased oil sales from its Canadian operations. The company also confirms a 2% increase in its contracted Brazilian gas price, effective February 2026.

Feb 6, 2026

Business

ADNOC Gas Posts Record $5.17 Billion Net Income in Q4 2025, Driven by Domestic Strength and Strategic Deals

ADNOC Gas PLC reports robust financial results for the fourth quarter of 2025, with net income climbing 3% to USD 5.17 billion. The performance was fueled by strong domestic gas operations and key long-term sales agreements, setting a positive tone for the company's ambitious growth targets through the decade.

Feb 13, 2026

Business

TotalEnergies Launches Quiluma Gas Field in Angola, Bolstering LNG Portfolio Amid Market Scrutiny

TotalEnergies has commenced production at the Quiluma non-associated gas field in Angola, marking a strategic expansion into African gas resources to feed its growing LNG business. The move comes as the energy giant's stock performance and long-term valuation in a transitioning energy market remain under investor debate.

Mar 18, 2026

Business

Devon Energy Bets Big on Natural Gas Future with Coterra Merger and Long-Term Supply Deals

Devon Energy's strategic merger with Coterra Energy and new gas marketing agreements signal a major pivot towards capitalizing on anticipated structural shortages in the natural gas market, driven by AI data center demand and LNG expansion.

Mar 14, 2026

Business

Haynesville Shale Poised to Fuel America's Energy Surge as LNG and Data Centers Drive Demand

A new federal forecast projects U.S. natural gas output will climb significantly over the next two years, with the Haynesville shale play leading the charge. Surging demand from Gulf Coast LNG terminals and power-hungry data centers is reshaping the nation's energy map.

Feb 20, 2026

World

Equatorial Guinea Secures Major Stake in Aseng Gas Field Through Landmark Deal with Chevron

A new financing agreement significantly boosts the national oil company GEPetrol's share in the Aseng gas project, marking a strategic shift towards greater state control and fueling ambitions for a regional Gas Mega Hub.

Feb 3, 2026

Business

Alvopetro Energy Sees February Production Surge, Driven by Robust Brazilian Gas Sales

Alvopetro Energy Ltd. reported a strong start to 2026, with February sales volumes climbing 8% above its Q4 2025 average, powered primarily by its natural gas operations in Brazil.

Mar 7, 2026

Business

E&P Firms Prioritize Portfolio Pruning and Debt Discipline in Year-End Strategic Shifts

As the fourth quarter concludes, U.S. exploration and production companies are showcasing a unified focus on financial health over pure growth, with major asset sales, accelerated debt repayment, and targeted natural gas investments defining the sector's strategic pivot.

Feb 20, 2026

Business

ADNOC Gas Navigates Market Headwinds: Q4 Earnings Dip Amidst Strategic Expansion Push

ADNOC Gas reports a 15% year-on-year decline in Q4 2025 net income to $1.17 billion, with revenue falling 10%. Despite quarterly pressures, full-year performance shows resilience with a 3% net income increase, supported by major project investments and a landmark LNG supply deal with India.

Feb 9, 2026

Business

U.S. Energy Asymmetry: A Global LNG Powerhouse, Yet a Minor Oil Exporter

While the United States supplies a third of the world's liquefied natural gas, its share of global oil exports remains a mere 3%. This structural imbalance, highlighted by Williams Companies CEO Chad Zamarin, creates distinct economic and geopolitical realities for the nation's energy sector.

Mar 14, 2026

Business

Strait of Hormuz Closure Sends Oil Prices Soaring: Three ETF Paths for Investors Navigating the Crisis

Iran's military closure of the Strait of Hormuz and subsequent attacks on commercial shipping have triggered a historic oil supply shock, wiping millions of barrels from daily global supply and sending prices skyrocketing. As analysts warn of prolonged disruption, we examine three commodity ETFs offering distinct exposure to the volatile energy market.

Mar 18, 2026

Business

Shale Gas Emerges as Unsung Hero in U.S. Energy Security, Delivering $250 Million Daily Windfall

Amid global energy turmoil, America's shale gas boom is providing a critical buffer, saving consumers an estimated $250 million per day compared to European and Asian markets while insulating the domestic economy from overseas price spikes.

Mar 16, 2026

World

Persian Gulf Energy Infrastructure Under Fire, Threatening Global Supply Chains and Prolonging Price Pressures

A series of retaliatory strikes on critical oil and gas facilities across the Persian Gulf is escalating fears of a protracted energy crisis, with ripple effects threatening to drive up costs for consumers and industries worldwide from fuel to food.

Mar 20, 2026

World

Tensions Flare in Persian Gulf as Iran's Key Energy Hub Targeted, Raising Global Supply Fears

Following reported attacks on Iran's South Pars energy complex, a look at the nation's critical oil and gas infrastructure, its export lifelines amid sanctions, and the escalating risks to global energy security.

Mar 19, 2026

Business

Comstock Resources Beats Q4 Estimates on Surging Gas Prices, Unveils Aggressive Western Haynesville Expansion

Comstock Resources (CRK) reported strong fourth-quarter 2025 results, driven by higher natural gas prices and strategic asset sales. The company outlined an ambitious growth plan focused on its Western Haynesville position, including a key data center partnership with NextEra, aiming to capitalize on rising LNG and power demand.

Feb 13, 2026