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01 Nov 26 |
Good results on the path towards fossil freedom - Vattenfall - interim report, January-September 2026 Vattenfall delivered good results for the first nine months of 2026, despite a weaker third quarter due to nuclear power outages and lower hydrologic balance. Our financial performance underscores that Vattenfall is standing strong in the volatile external environment we operate in. Supported by a robust financial position, we continue to invest in the energy system of the future, while delivering to our customers. |
01 Nov 26 |
DNO races ahead on stronger production, higher prices DNO, the Norwegian oil and gas operator, has announced strong financial and operational results for the third quarter of 2026, driven by the resumption in the Kurdistan region of Iraq production and higher prices across the portfolio. Net production increased 61 percent from the previous quarter to 142,800 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd), of which the North Sea contributed 85,400 boepd, Kurdistan 54,900 boepd and West Africa 2,500 boepd. |
01 Nov 26 |
US: Ranger Energy Services to acquire STEP Energy Services’ U.S. Coiled Tubing Assets Ranger Energy Services has entered into an agreement to acquire the US coiled tubing assets of STEP Energy Services. Positions Ranger as the second-largest U.S. coiled tubing operator in the onshore U.S. market, with significant scale and a strong Permian and Bakken presence. |
30 Oct 26 |
BP announces Q3 2026 results bp has announced Q3 2026 results - Cash generation accelerates balance sheet strengthening. Earnings improve, supported by the macro environment. 3Q 2026 underlying RC profit $8.5 billion, $2.7 billion higher than the prior quarter. Operating cash flow $14.8 billion, including adjusted working capital release(c) of $0.5 billion |
30 Oct 26 |
Swinney criticised over dodging Rosebank questions John Swinney has drawn criticism after repeatedly dodging questions on whether or not he supports approval of the Rosebank oil field. During First Minister's Questions, Swinney was quizzed by the Scottish Labour, Scottish Conservatives and Scottish Green leaders about his position on drilling at Rosebank, but failed to provide a straightforward answer. |
