There are already signs that the latest US sanctions thrown at Venezuela are failing.

The fate of Dominion Energy's planned $8 billion Atlantic Coast Pipeline will be tested Monday.

Oil slumped the most since Feb. 3 as a risk-off mood blanketed Asian markets after the global spread of the coronavirus quickened over the weekend.

This image illustrates FPSO and subsea infrastructure. IMAGE SOURCE: Aker Energy AS

Liberty Pipeline will provide oil transportation service from the Rockies and Bakken production areas to Cushing, Oklahoma.

Larry D. Pinkston announced his retirement from his current roles effective March 31, 2020.

Pictured from left, Enpro Subsea directors Craig McDonald, Ian Donald, Steve Robb, Neil Rogerson and Tom Bryce. PHOTO SOURCE: Enpro Subsea.

The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate has granted its consent for the start-up of the Skogul field in the North Sea.

Saudi Aramco has announced regulatory approval of the development of the Jafurah unconventional gas field in the Eastern Province.

Kosmos Energy's current senior vice president and chief financial officer will retire in May.

EIU forecasts that China's slower GDP growth will have an outsized impact on oil prices in 2020.

With difficult shale economics and depressed pricing seeming to be the new normal, E&P asset valuations have cratered.

Noble has six months to bring its share price and thirty trading-day average share price above $1.00.

Teck Resources is pulling its application for a controversial new oil-sands mine in Alberta.

Oil slumped the most since Feb. 3 as a risk-off mood blanketed Asian markets after the global spread of the coronavirus quickened over the weekend.

China revised how it calculates infection totals again, raising questions about data reliability and confirming the virus's growing reach.

Cancellations of US cargoes were closely watched and highly anticipated amid a grim outlook on global prices.

The US rig count is up just one rig from last week to 791.

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Petrofac's EPS division has been awarded an EPCC contract by Sharjah National Oil Corporation.