Chevron Corp is working with the government of Kazakhstan to ensure that oil flows from the country are maintained.

Equinor optimizes its portfolio in the United States. It is making significant profits while reducing its CO2 emissions.

SPIE wins a landmark contract to maintain all of TotalEnergies' offshore facilities in Denmark.

In Australia, ACCIONA Energía signs a 10-year renewable PPA with a consortium of three major companies.

Baker Hughes announced that it is simplifying its organizational structure from four to two structures effective October 1.

In France, Shell has announced a discount at the pump. This amounts to 30 cents per liter until October 31.

Equinor and Wintershall Dea join forces to develop NER-GE CCS. It will allow to store up to 40 million tons of CO2 per year.

Kuwait Projects Company (KIPCO) investors approve a merger with Qurain Petrochemial Industries Company (QPIC).

Sembcorp Industries is selling its Indian unit to Tanweer Infrastructure in a bid to move into renewable energy.

For the first time, Equinor is conducting a spillover analysis. The latter gives preference to Norwegian suppliers.

Harsh Shah, CEO of Azure Power, announces his resignation due to "unforeseen circumstances." He had been in office since July 1, 2022.

The Italian company, Italgas, has announced that it has completed the acquisition of the Greek gas network DEPA Infrastructure. Among other things, the Italian group wants to modernize and expand the network to comply with EU climate directives.

Exxon Mobil Corp and Shell PLC are in advanced talks to divest the California oil operation Aera.

Mircea Gradu joins Ballard Power Systems as Chief Engineering Officer.

Yuriy Vitrenko, CEO of Naftogaz, says he is ready to step down if it will help the heavily indebted company.

In South Africa, the court confirms the prohibition for Shell to carry out seismic exploration off the Wild Coast.

Russia has approved Mitsubishi's application to transfer its stake in the new operator of Sakhalin II. The new entity was created on the orders of Vladimir Putin in response to Western sanctions.

Northern Lights signs its first commercial agreement with Yara. The agreement includes the storage of 800,000 tons of CO2 per year.