Tsvetana Paraskova

Equinor has advised analysts to anticipate weak liquids and LNG trading results for the first quarter, compounded by a $100 million hit from carbon capture and storage appraisal well drilling costs and the impact of maintenance at its Hammerfest LNG facility.

Faced with tense trade relations and high dependence on U.S. natural gas imports, Mexico is reportedly considering expanding domestic fracking to enhance its energy independence, a potential shift in policy opposed by the current ruling party.

Russia's Urals crude has plunged toward $50 per barrel amid a global oil market selloff driven by tariffs and rising recession fears.

WTI crude prices plunged to $60 per barrel, putting Alberta’s oil industry under severe pressure.

China’s state energy giants — PetroChina, Sinopec, and CNOOC — are ramping up domestic natural gas exploration and production.

ExxonMobil anticipates its first-quarter earnings to increase by up to $2 billion compared to the fourth quarter, driven by higher oil and gas prices and improved refining margins.

Both Liberal leader Mark Carney and Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre promise to expand and modernize Canada’s energy infrastructure.

BP has announced the start of gas production from its Cypre development offshore Trinidad and Tobago, marking another project startup since the company refocused its strategy on oil and gas.

India's crude oil imports from the United States increased by 67% in March compared to February, as Indian refiners sought to diversify their supply away from Russia and as India attempts to reduce its trade surplus with the U.S.

Global seaborne crude oil flows increased in March, driven by rises in exports from Brazil, Canada, and Russia, ahead of OPEC+'s planned supply increase in April.