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Algeria, Nigeria, and Niger have agreed to build a more than 4,000km-long Trans Saharan gas pipeline, Xinhua reported.

Saudi Aramco has agreed to acquire Valvoline’s lubricants unit, Valvoline Global Products (VGP), in a deal worth $2.65bn.

Shell has stated they lack safety-critical assurances from the workers, a “red herring” according to the union

Gazprom and the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) have signed a $40bn agreement for the development of oil and gas fields.

Momentum Midstream has agreed to acquire Midcoast Energy’s pipeline assets in the US for $1.3bn, including debt, reported Reuters.

Research from Robert Gordon University suggests investments in the offshore industry could generate a high number of energy jobs in the coastal regions of the UK

Shell Eastern Trading has signed a long-term deal to purchase liquid natural gas (LNG) from a subsidiary of Mexico Pacific.

ExxonMobil’s Canadian affiliates, Imperial Oil and ExxonMobil Canada, have agreed to sell their Canadian oil and gas assets to Whitecap.

Petronas subsidiary Petronas North Ketapang has signed a production sharing contract (PSC) for the North Ketapang Block in Indonesia.

The Government of Tanzania has signed a liquefied natural gas (LNG) framework agreement with energy giants Equinor and Shell.