Rigzone · June 3, 2026 (16h ago) · 1 min read

Venezuela Wants Oil Firms to Supply Their Own Power

Energy companies heading to Venezuela are being told to bring their own power plants to run their oil and natural gas operations.

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India’s Nayara Completes Maintenance at 400,000-Bpd Refinery

India’s Nayara Energy, which processes Russian oil, has completed a planned turnaround of its 400,000-barrels-per-day refinery at Vadinar, the Indian refiner said on Thursday. Nayara Energy, in which Rosneft holds 49% and which has been processing only Russian oil for months after the EU sanctions o

OilPrice · June 4, 2026

New partnership targets subsea monitoring for floating wind and oil & gas

Underwater technology specialist Sonardyne and advanced engineering company AMOG have signed a memorandum of […] The post New partnership targets subsea monitoring for floating wind and oil & gas appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Offshore Energy · June 4, 2026

Conrad on the lookout for new CEO as Southeast Asian project edges closer to first gas

Offshore Energy · June 4, 2026

Energean Faces Competition for Chevron Stakes in Angola Blocks

Rigzone · June 4, 2026

Oil prices edge lower after Israel-Lebanon ceasefire agreement

Offshore Technology · June 4, 2026

Iraq Revives Kurdistan Production in Bid to Rescue Oil Revenues

OilPrice · June 4, 2026

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