#oil-industry

#oil-industry

Ukura Midar, forced from his family's house for an airport, laments the loss of his land and the severance from family graves, stating, "Here, I feel bad. There I felt very fine. I had my land."

Eni has initiated legal proceedings against critics including the Italian public broadcaster Rai, Greenpeace and multiple newspapers.

The ruling ordered Argentina to give up its 51% controlling stake in YPF as partial compensation for seizing shares from former investors during the nationalization.

The Lindsey oil refinery is strategically important, and the government must intervene immediately to protect workers and fuel supplies.

Strathcona Resources Ltd. is making a takeover offer for MEG Energy Corp. valued at $5.9 billion, despite a previous rejection by MEG's board.

The Trans Mountain Pipeline has downgraded its flow forecasts, highlighting industry tension over rising toll costs and the impact on oil exports from Western Canada.

The two largest U.S. oil companies reported their lowest first-quarter profits in years as they brace for the economic fallout from President Trump's trade war.

Valero Energy Corp.'s $1.1 billion writedown on its California refineries reflects significant value loss, signaling challenges in maintaining fuel production in the state.

The Russian oil pumping station, targeted by a suspected Ukrainian drone strike, caught fire and halted operations, significantly affecting shareholders of the Caspian Pipeline Consortium.

Authorities are investigating an explosion at the Trans-Niger Pipeline, crucial for transporting over 450,000 barrels of oil daily, amidst concerns tied to militant threats.

Persistence of this uncertainty may create additional headwinds for uncommitted capacity on South Bow's pipeline systems and impact South Bow's marketing segment results.

Vardis Vardinoyannis transformed his family's small oil-refining business into a major conglomerate, establishing influential ties with the Kennedy family and becoming a notable philanthropist.