Oil majors like Chevron, ExxonMobil, and TotalEnergies are leading the charge in new and existing frontier basins.

and the issue of Egyptians undertaking seasonal work in Cyprus. Christodoulides also met John Ardill, American multinational corporation ExxonMobil’s vice president for global exploration ...

Cyprus and Egypt have signed agreements to process natural gas from Cypriot waters in Egypt, enhancing regional energy ...

Ethnically split Cyprus’ rival leaders say they’re ready for UN-led ... Christodoulides also met on the sidelines of Egypt’s energy exhibition EGYPES 2025 with ExxonMobil’s Vice President for Global ...

Exxon Mobil reported strong Q4'24 earnings and free cash flow, driven by production growth from the Pioneer Natural Resources acquisition, despite lower petroleum prices. I maintain a strong buy ...

The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for ExxonMobil’s proposed seventh oil extraction project – Hammerhead – has been submitted to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), according ...

This development comes as Greece intensifies its focus on domestic hydrocarbon exploration, with significant activity also anticipated regarding ExxonMobil’s exploration efforts off the coast of Crete ...

The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for ExxonMobil’s proposed 7th oil extraction project has been submitted to the EPA. A public notice in today’s Sunday Stabroek said that the EIS and ...

Global energy major, ExxonMobil has invested over $20 million in Mozambique as part of its local content development strategy since 2017 and plans to direct more investments in the local economy ...

Cyprus and the Chevron-led group have reached an agreement on a new development plan for an offshore gas field near Cyprus. The two parties released a joint press release on Friday. Chevron tried to ...

THE Australian dollar was surprisingly resilient on Tuesday, helped by a rebound in global risk appetite and higher commodity prices as investors took new tariffs on steel and aluminium from US ...

ExxonMobil is receptive to growing its business in the US Gulf of Mexico but other deepwater plays around the world are currently more attractive, according to chief executive Darren Woods. Woods ...