South America / GoM
Country summary: USA
| Current deals: | 15 |
| Licensing articles: | 86 |
| Completed deals: | 496 |
What is energy-pedia opportunities?
Energy-Pedia opportunities is a unique, online, real-time market intelligence service, un-matched in the industry. It provides comprehensive details of upstream oil and gas opportunities worldwide, plus full details of all current and upcoming licence rounds. Helping established oil companies maintain and develop their upstream portfolios and enabling start-up companies to build successful businesses.
USA - recent news
| 09 Feb 26 |
Chevron announces senior leadership changes Chevron Corporation, one of the world’s leading integrated energy companies, has announced several senior leadership changes. |
| 09 Feb 26 |
US: TotalEnergies to provide 1 GW of solar capacity to power Google’s data centers in Texas for 15 years TotalEnergies has signed two new long-term Power Purchase Agreements (PPA) to deliver 1 GW of solar capacity – equivalent to 28 TWh of renewable electricity over 15 years – to supply Google’s data centers in Texas. |
| 09 Feb 26 |
US: Hanwha Qcells and LG Energy Solution Vertech partner to deliver 5 GWh of US energy storage projects Qcells and LG Energy Solution Vertech - leaders in energy solutions and products - today announced a multiyear commitment to install reliable, affordable, American-made storage products for Qcells’ development projects across the country. The agreement includes 5 GWh of lithium-ion energy storage projects for utility-scale sites, as well as lifecycle services from LG Energy Solution Vertech. |
| 08 Feb 26 |
US: DOF Group awarded contract for well intervention services in North America DOF Group has announced a Substantial* contract award with Shell Offshore Inc. for the provision of Hydraulic Subsea Well Intervention Services. |
| 05 Feb 26 |
US: Zelestra expands relationship with Meta in the US, with a new power purchase agreement for the 176 MWdc Skull Creek Solar Plant in Texas Zelestra and Meta expand their relationship with new long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for the 176 MWdc Skull Creek Solar Plant in Texas. In total, the two companies now have seven PPAs across the US, totalling nearly 1.2 GWdc of solar capacity, all scheduled to be online by 2028. |
USA - more news











