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Thailand asks operators to halt oil exports amid crisis

Thursday, March 12 2026

General – Middle East Crisis

In response to deteriorating regional security in the Middle East following a US and Israeli attack on Iran, Thailand’s Ministry of Energy has called on oil and gas operators to support national energy security.

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Filed Under: crisis, International News, Iran, Israel, Middle East, Oil and Gas, Oil price, Politics, Thailand, USA, Valeura Energy Tagged With: crisis, iran, Israel, Middle East, national energy security, oil export, Politics, Thailand, USA, Valeura Energy

No takers for Trump’s oil and gas lease sale in Alaska

Friday, March 6 2026

Fossil Energy – Lease Sale Alaska

No companies bid for the chance to drill in more than 1 million acres of water off Alaska’s Cook Inlet, the Interior Department said earlier this week.

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Filed Under: Alaska, Bid round, International projects, lease rights, lease sale, Trump Tagged With: alaska, bids, embarrassment, fossil fuel fantasy, lease sale, sale of rights, Trump, USA

Largest refinery in Saudi Arabia hit by drone

Wednesday, March 4 2026

General – Key Facility

Ras Tanura, the largest refinery in Saudi Arabia and one of the world’s largest, has been hit by a drone and has halted operations.

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Filed Under: International projects, Iraq, Ras Tanura, refinery, Saudi Arabia, USA Tagged With: hit by drone, Iraq, largest refinery, Oil and Gas, Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia, USA

Gas price spike signals disruption — but not a new crisis

Wednesday, March 4 2026

General – Geopolitical Tensions

Recent movements in European gas markets point to disruption caused by geopolitical tensions, but analysts say the situation is unlikely to escalate into a full-scale energy crisis similar to that of 2022.

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Filed Under: 50Hertz, gas prices, Gas storage, gas supplies, geopolitical tension, International projects, Iran, LNG, Qatar Ras Laffan Tagged With: gas market, gas prices, geopolitical tensions, iran, Israel, LNG production, military tensions, Qatar Ras Laffan, USA

BOEM announces big beautiful Gulf 3 auction for August 2026

Friday, February 20 2026

General – USA

The US government is planning a new offshore oil and gas lease sale in the Gulf of Mexico for the third quarter of 2026.

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Filed Under: BOEM, Gulf of Mexico, International projects, lease sale, Trump Tagged With: BOEM, gulf of mexico, lease sale, Trump, USA

New Sales Executive for CAPE Holland in America

Thursday, February 12 2026

General – Appointment

Cape Holland welcomes Mike Songer as new Sales Executive for CAPE Holland in America.

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Filed Under: Appointment, CAPE Holland, International News, USA Tagged With: appointment, CAPE Holland, USA

MoU between Nova Scotia and Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Thursday, February 5 2026

General – Agreement

Premier Tim Houston and Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signed an agreement on February 4 to work toward Nova Scotia supplying the state with clean energy from offshore wind.

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Filed Under: Clean energy, International News, Massachusetts, MoU, Nova Scotia Tagged With: clean energy, Massachusetts, MOU, nova scotia, USA

Trump claims wind industry consists only of losers

Wednesday, January 21 2026

Wind Energy – Politics

U.S. President Donald Trump once again lashed out at wind energy during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

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Filed Under: International News, Trump Tagged With: Davos, Trump, USA

EU suspends trade agreements with US

Monday, January 19 2026

General – Politics

The European Union has officially voted to suspend trade agreements with the US, marking a historic and volatile retaliation against Trump’s threats of tariffs over the Greenland dispute.

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Filed Under: European Union, International projects, Politics, suspension, trade agreement, USA Tagged With: EU, Politics, suspension, trade agreement, Trump, USA

U.S. District Court grants preliminary injunction allowing CVOW to restart

Saturday, January 17 2026

Wind Energy – Restart of Work

Last week, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia granted Dominion Energy’s request for a preliminary injunction allowing construction to resume on the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) project while Dominion Energy’s lawsuit challenging the agency’s action proceeds.

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Filed Under: CVOW, Dominion Energy, International projects, restart, Trump Tagged With: CVOW, Dominion Energy, restart, Trump, USA

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