Author: Naomi Klinge

Liam Mallon, president of ExxonMobil Upstream Co., will retire in February after 34 years with Exxon, triggering two promotions.

Buried in the terms and conditions is a clause saying the information on the new Enron’s website is “parody” and “is for entertainment purposes only.”

Port Houston is planning $1.7 billion in landside infrastructure investments over the next five years, a nearly 35% increase from the previous five years.

The HyVelocity Hub earned just the beginning of its $1.2 billion in anticipated funding from the Department of Energy. Here’s what comes next.

Trump’s proposed 25% tariffs on all goods from Canada and Mexico would impact the roughly 4 million barrels per day of crude oil the U.S. imports.

Houston-based Drilling Tools International has already announced multiple acquisitions this year and is anticipating even more growth.

Exxon Mobil Corp., LyondellBasell and recycling company Agilyx are investing $135 million into the new Fort Worth-area center.

Bernard Looney, who resigned as CEO of BP in September 2023, is the new chairman of a U.S. data center company whose CEO is based in Houston.

One SPAC will focus on low-carbon fuel, power management and energy efficiency, while the other will look for carbon capture and storage businesses.

Michael McMurray will retire as CFO of LyondellBasell next year before departing the company in 2026. The chemical giant has named his successor.