16 days agoMMA Schedules Offshore Cook Inlet Lease Sale for March 2027
The Marine Minerals Administration (MMA) has proposed an offshore lease sale covering 1.05 million acres in Cook Inlet, Alaska. This sale is set for March 2027, with stakeholders able to review and comment on terms, including a 12.5% royalty rate, by December 12, 2026.
17 days agoMMA Proposes Fourth Gulf of America Offshore Lease Sale BBG4
The Marine Minerals Administration (MMA) has proposed BBG4, an offshore lease sale for 15,104 unleased blocks covering 80.4 million acres. This sale, set for March 2027, comes with a proposed 12.5% royalty rate, creating significant opportunities for energy companies to participate and prepare bids during the 60-day comment period.
109 days agoBOEM Announces Gulf of America Lease Sale BBG3 for August 2026
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has scheduled Lease Sale BBG3 for August 12, 2026, covering 80.4 million acres. This event represents a crucial opportunity for oil and gas companies, enhancing U.S. energy independence and economic growth.
112 days agoDOI Introduces Streamlined Permitting for Alaska Oil and Gas Projects
The U.S. Department of the Interior is streamlining the permitting process for oil and gas infrastructure in Alaska, responding to industry demands. This initiative coincides with a recent lease sale that attracted significant investments, suggesting numerous upcoming contracting opportunities for stakeholders in the energy sector.
151 days agoAlberta Commits $30M to Advance Methane Reduction Technologies in Oil and Gas
The Alberta government allocates nearly **$30 million** to enhance technologies for reducing methane in the oil and gas sector. This funding aims to meet ambitious emissions reduction targets, opening procurement avenues for technology providers and contractors.
163 days agoUSITC Prolongs Investigations into Oil Tubular Goods Imports
The USITC has decided to continue its investigations into oil country tubular goods from Austria, Taiwan, and the UAE. This move suggests potential trade remedies that could significantly alter procurement strategies in the oil and gas sector.