Latest Oil Gas Exploration And Production News

Buru Energy advances its Rafael Gas Project in Western Australia with a focus on sustainable growth, targeting a final investment decision in 2026 and production start in 2028. The project aims to supply local power generation with trucked LNG and condensate, replacing costly imports.

Central Petroleum Limited reports a robust 22% increase in full-year revenue for FY25, driven by new gas sale contracts and strong operational cash flows. Production at key fields remains steady despite temporary constraints.

Tamboran Resources appoints Chairman Dick Stoneburner as interim CEO following Joel Riddle’s departure, while adding two seasoned energy executives to its board as it advances gas production plans in the Beetaloo Basin.

FAR Limited reports robust production from Senegal’s Sangomar field and receives a provisional $11.5 million contingent payment, while addressing a $6 million indemnity claim from Woodside Energy.

Karoon Energy reported a 25% jump in net revenue interest production for Q2 2025, driven by operational recovery and the Baúna FPSO acquisition. The company also advanced its Neon development with a significant resource upgrade.

Woodside Energy reported a 2% rise in quarterly production and lowered unit costs, while the Louisiana LNG Project’s final investment decision and a major Stonepeak partnership unlock significant future value.

Horizon Oil has reached financial close on a US$21.5 million amended senior debt facility with Macquarie Bank, paving the way for its strategic acquisition in Thailand. The facility enhances funding capacity for existing assets and supports future development plans.

Strike Energy has announced a strategic placement and share purchase plan raising up to A$103 million to advance its core Perth Basin gas projects, backed by a significant investment from Carnarvon Energy. This funding underpins key developments targeting first production by late 2026 and a final investment decision for West Erregulla.

Carnarvon Energy has committed up to $89 million to acquire nearly a 20% stake in Strike Energy, gaining strategic exposure to Western Australia’s growing gas market while maintaining its own development plans.

Carnarvon Energy is set to invest up to A$88 million in Strike Energy through a two-tranche equity placement, positioning itself as Strike’s largest shareholder. This strategic move aims to accelerate development of Strike’s key Perth Basin assets, with production milestones targeted by 2026.

Carnarvon Energy is set to acquire up to a 19.9% stake in Strike Energy through an $89 million investment, positioning itself to benefit from Strike’s expanding gas portfolio in Western Australia.

Carnarvon Energy is set to become Strike Energy’s largest shareholder through a strategic A$88 million equity placement, underpinning key project developments in Western Australia’s Perth Basin. Strike also launches a Share Purchase Plan to raise additional funds, aiming to accelerate production milestones by 2026.