Oil and gas

Middle East oil market weakens as glut concerns gain traction

The IEA, meanwhile, projects output will exceed consumption by 3.8 million barrels a day in 2026

The stations ran dry in October amid import restrictions imposed by the Indonesian government on private retailers such as Shell, BP and Vivo Energy.

Shell resumes Indonesian sales after restrictions curbed supply

The company has about 200 gas stations across the country

Yinson Production's chief financial officer Markus Wenker (left) speaking to reporters alongside chief executive Flemming Gronnegaard at the sidelines of an investor event in November.

Offshore specialist Yinson Production eyes IPO, among other exit options for investors

The Singapore-based company is expanding into carbon capture and storage, while eyeing opportunities in Namibia

Opec+ said that the move reflected weaker seasonal market conditions.

Oil climbs after Opec+ reiterates pause with focus on Venezuela

Oil posts a fourth straight monthly drop in November as expectations of a swelling surplus weigh on outlook

The Tiber FPU will share more than 85% of its design with the Kaskida FPU (pictured).

Seatrium bags new BP contract; lifts order book to more than S$2 billion

The Tiber FPU marks Seatrium’s second consecutive deepwater project for BP

China imports roughly 1.4 million barrels of Russian oil per day by sea and approximately 900,000 bpd of Russian oil by pipeline.

Moscow, Beijing discuss Russian oil exports boost

Russia has been discussing with Chinese partners the possibilities of expanding oil exports to China

Kelvin Tang, managing director of Jub Pacific, expects the group's revenue to grow 40% year on year in FY2026.
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Jub Pacific rides offshore oil and gas upturn by going global early

The liftboat operator is now moving to expand its fleet while making strides in Asia’s emerging offshore wind farm sector

China has officially not imported Iranian crude since 2022.

Surging Chinese imports of Indonesia oil point to rebranded Iranian crude, traders say

China’s imports from Malaysia have almost halved since July from this year’s peak in March at 8.5 million tonnes

Aster's group CFO Andre Khor believes that the industry is going through "recalibration", not "destruction".

Buyer of Shell’s refinery has set aside US$2 billion for Singapore investments; more deals on the way

Aster is betting on ‘strategic resilience’ as it invests through the oil and gas down cycle

China has long sought to reduce the risk that comes with being both the world’s top consumer and its largest importer of energy.

China’s US$470 billion oil and gas splurge is just the start

The Asian nation still consumes far more than it produces, and that is unlikely to change any time soon