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EnerCom announces initial list of presenting companies for the 30th annual Energy Investment Conference to be held August 17–20, 2025 in Denver, Colorado- oil and gas 360

EnerCom announces initial list of presenting companies for the 30th annual Energy Investment Conference to be held August 17–20, 2025 in Denver, Colorado 

(Oil & Gas 360) – EnerCom Announces Initial List of Presenting Companies for the 30th Annual Energy Investment Conference to be Held August 17–20, 2025 in Denver, Colorado   EnerCom Denver – The Energy Investment Conference will celebrate 30 years of bringing together the broader energy sector, including companies, investors, analysts, and industry leaders!    Presentation opportunities are available for E&P, Midstream, OFS, Minerals,

Aramco CEO predicts record oil demand will follow OPEC+ output revival- oil and gas 360

Aramco CEO predicts record oil demand will follow OPEC+ output revival

(World Oil) –  Global oil demand will hit a record this year as Asian countries, particularly China and India, continue to expand consumption, said the head of the world’s biggest oil producer Saudi Aramco. Oil use is set to rise by 1.3 million barrels a day (bpd) this year to just over 106 million bpd, helped for petrochemicals and jet

BP looks to hire two more directors under oil-focused strategy- oil and gas 360

BP looks to hire two more directors under oil-focused strategy

(Oil Price) – BP is looking to raise the number of its board members and hire two more directors as part of its strategy to boost oil and gas production and shareholder returns, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday, citing sources familiar with the plans. Last week, BP said that it is increasing its investment in upstream oil and gas to $10 billion per

Exclusive-Kazakh overproduction helped sway OPEC+ to approve output hike, sources say- oil and gas 360

Exclusive-Kazakh overproduction helped sway OPEC+ to approve output hike, sources say

(Investing) – DUBAI/MOSCOW/LONDON – As OPEC+ debated whether to keep oil output steady due to weak global demand or pump more in response to internal pressure and a call from U.S. President Donald Trump, it was record output from Kazakhstan that helped sway the decision, sources told Reuters. OPEC and its allies including Russia, a group known as OPEC+, decided on