- UAE leaves OPEC in blow to global oil producers’ group
- Kuwait declares force majeure on oil shipments amid Hormuz blockade, Bloomberg News reports
- Libya signs preliminary agreement with Chevron to assess shale oil and gas resources
- Middle East conflict could cause 120 bcm of LNG supply loss from 2026-2030, IEA says
- Loss of energy output in MidEast will take about two years to recover, IEA says
- Egypt and Cyprus sign framework agreement for cooperation on gas
- Italy hopes to receive more gas from Algeria, Meloni says
- Kuwait oil CEO says Iran is ‘holding the world’s economy hostage’
- QatarEnergy says it needs to declare force majeure on some LNG contracts
- Saudi boosts Yanbu crude oil exports as it works around Hormuz halt, data shows
Libya signs preliminary agreement with Chevron to assess shale oil and gas resources
Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) on Tuesday signed a memorandum of understanding with U.S. energy major Chevron to conduct a joint study to assess shale oil and gas reserves in number of the country’s sedimentary basins, the head of NOC said in statement.
