Category: Big Oil Companies

Devon Announces $8 Billion Stock Repurchase Following Landmark Coterra Merger

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Devon Energy Corporation (NYSE: DVN) has launched an aggressive $8 billion share repurchase program just hours after completing its all-stock merger with Coterra Energy, signaling strong confidence in the newly enlarged company’s cash-flow generation and long-term financial strength. The board-approved authorization, which represents nearly 15% of the combined company’s current market capitalization, runs through June […]

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Will Venezuela Export Stranded Gas through Trinidad?

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Shell is actively exploring the development of Venezuela’s offshore natural gas resources, with plans to route production through Trinidad and Tobago’s existing infrastructure for export as LNG. In a February 2026 earnings call and subsequent Bloomberg TV interview, Shell CEO Wael Sawan confirmed ongoing talks with Venezuela’s government to advance offshore gas projects, specifically targeting […]

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Cheniere Sags on Surprise $3.5 Billion Loss

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Houston, May 7, 2026 — Cheniere Energy Inc. (NYSE: LNG), the largest U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporter, delivered a stark headline miss in its first-quarter 2026 results, swinging to a $3.5 billion net loss (or $16.65 per share) from a $353 million profit a year earlier. The surprise shortfall — which caught all 14 […]

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Eric Nuttall, Senior Partner at Ninepoint Partners: “This Is the Largest Energy Crisis in History” — Expects Oil Above $150 in Coming Weeks

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In a sobering Bloomberg TV interview highlighted in a widely shared X post today, Eric Nuttall — Partner and Senior Portfolio Manager at Ninepoint Partners — warned that the world is experiencing the biggest energy crisis any living person has ever seen. With Middle East oil production slashed by approximately 14 million barrels per day […]

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The Natural Gas Lifeline to the European Market May Start in the Leviathan Fields

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Europe’s ongoing quest for energy security—diversifying away from Russian supplies amid geopolitical tensions—has spotlighted the Eastern Mediterranean as a promising alternative source of natural gas. At the heart of this potential lifeline lies Israel’s Leviathan gas field, one of the region’s largest offshore discoveries. While current exports primarily flow to neighboring Egypt and Jordan (with […]

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