The largest U.S. refinery expansion in more than a decade has ramped up southeast of Houston at ExxonMobil’s Beaumont refining complex. The $2 billion project, considered one of the largest in the world, bumped up capacity for transportation fuels by 250,000 b/d, to total 630,000 b/d-plus. The last big refinery expansion was in 2012. “ExxonMobil…
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Don’t Stop Producing Natural Gas and Oil – Eliminate the Carbon Emissions, Says ExxonMobil’s Woods
ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods on Tuesday made a compelling case for continuing to produce the globe’s natural gas and oil along with using technologies to eliminate emissions. Carbon capture and storage (CCS) may be one way to successfully sequester carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from fossil fuel production, Woods said at CERAWeek by S&P Global. He…

TotalEnergies, Partners Progress Designs for Papua New Guinea LNG Expansion
TotalEnergies and its partners are moving forward with the front-end engineering and design process for a potential 4 million metric tons/year (mmty) expansion at the PNG LNG facility in Papua New Guinea. After completing feasibility studies for the project, TotalEnergies disclosed Tuesday that they were progressing plans to build an additional four trains at the…

Global Natural Gas, Oil Exploration Soaring, with Focus on High-Value Assets
The global natural gas and oil exploration sector had its strongest year in 2022 in a decade as national oil companies and majors focused on taking advantage of what might be a short-term window of opportunity. The sector created some $33 billion of value at $60/bbl Brent prices last year, according to a report from…

ExxonMobil Gains on Higher Natural Gas Realizations, ‘Favorable Market’ in Late 2022
ExxonMobil leaned in when some competitors leaned out, and the supermajor has used the advantage to capture the upside, CEO Darren Woods said Tuesday. Woods and his executive team shared 4Q2022 and full-year results during a wide-ranging conference call. “Our results clearly benefited from a favorable market,” Woods told investors. “But to take full advantage…

Lower 48 Natural Gas, Oil Permitting Rebounds in December, Led by Texas and Wyoming
U.S. natural gas and oil drilling permit activity ended the year surpassing expectations, climbing 13% in December or up by 389 permits from November, according to Evercore ISI. The energy analyst team led by James West compiles domestic permitting figures using state and federal data. Lower 48 permits often are issued three to six months…

U.S. E&Ps Step Up Oil Production as Demand Climbs, Recession Lurks
Domestic crude production climbed notably last week, putting output near the 2022 peak, as U.S. demand accelerated and global market conditions tightened. The Energy Information Administration (EIA) said Wednesday that output for the week ended Nov. 4 climbed by 200,000 b/d from the previous week to 12.1 million b/d. That brought production close to the…

ExxonMobil Stacking Up Natural Gas, Oil Discoveries in Guyana’s Stabroek
Two more discoveries have been made in the massive Stabroek Block offshore Guyana, adding to ExxonMobil’s extensive portfolio of opportunities. With the discoveries at the Sailfin-1 and Yarrow-1 wells, more than 30 discoveries have been made in the block since 2015. Offshore development and production has ramped up “at a pace that far exceeds the…

Natural Gas, LNG Lead ExxonMobil to Record 3Q2022 Profits
Strong demand for natural gas, combined with soaring realizations, helped drive record breaking profits for ExxonMobil in the third quarter. Natural gas realizations jumped 22% because of European supply concerns and efforts to build inventory ahead of winter. That more than offset decreasing crude realizations, which fell 12% on modest supply increases. The “strong gas…

ExxonMobil Flies in 3Q on Skyrocketing Natural Gas Prices, ‘Really Tight Market’
Strong demand for natural gas, combined with soaring realizations, helped drive record breaking profits for ExxonMobil in the third quarter. Natural gas realizations jumped 22% because of European supply concerns and efforts to build inventory ahead of winter. That more than offset decreasing crude realizations, which fell 12% on modest supply increases. The “strong gas…