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Bakken December Data, Big Decline

Bakken December Data, Big Decline The Bakken and North Dakota tight oil production data is out. Bakken production was down 28,604 barrels per day to 1,096,044 bpd. All North Dakota was down 29,506 bpd to 1,152,280 bpd. This is just the last two years of the chart above. It gives a slightly better look at what is happening. Barrels […]

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First Iran, Now Iraq Refuses To Commit To Oil Production Freeze

First Iran, Now Iraq Refuses To Commit To Oil Production Freeze For all the euphoria about the proposed OPEC oil production freeze deal, the reality is that nothing has been actually decided. As readers will recall, the only “decisions” agreed to between the Saudi and Russian oil ministers were to cap production at already record […]

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Why Tomorrow’s “Secret” Meeting Between Russian, Saudi Oil Ministers Will Not Lead To A Cut In Production

Why Tomorrow’s “Secret” Meeting Between Russian, Saudi Oil Ministers Will Not Lead To A Cut In Production For the past two weeks recurring flashing red headlines of an agreement, or at least a meeting, between Russia and Saudi Arabia – the world’s two largest oil producers – have led to aggressive short-covering rallies in oil […]

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World outside US and Canada doesn’t produce more crude oil than in 2005

World outside US and Canada doesn’t produce more crude oil than in 2005 After a delay of several months the US Energy Information Administration has published the latest international energy statistics for October 2015 This is an opportunity to update crude oil graphs http://crudeoilpeak.info/latest-graphs Fig 1: World’s incremental crude oil production How Fig 1 is created: for […]

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OPEC Will Not Blink First

OPEC Will Not Blink First An OPEC production cut is unlikely until U.S. production declines by about another million barrels per day (mmbpd). OPEC won’t cut because it would accomplish nothing beyond a short-term increase in price. Carefully placed comments by OPEC and Russian oil ministers about the possibility of production cuts achieve almost the […]

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The Most Ominous Warning That Oil Storage Is About To Overflow Has Arrived

The Most Ominous Warning That Oil Storage Is About To Overflow Has Arrived It was just last week when we said that Cushing may be about to overflow in the face of an acute crude oil supply glut. “Even the highly adaptive US storage system appears to be reaching its limits,” we wrote, before plotting Cushing capacity […]

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OPEC January Production

OPEC January Production The latest OPEC Monthly Oil Market Report is just out. The the data is “Crude Only”production and do not reflect condensate production. Also the charts, except for Libya, are not zero based. I chose to amplify the change rather than the total. The chats do not include Indonesia. That will be added within the next few months […]

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Peak Oil: Just A Distraction Pt 1

Peak Oil: Just A Distraction Pt 1 Remember, peaking in production, by definition, means that you have plenty of oil left. It has nothing to do with running out.…[T]he only people who ever use the phrase ‘running out of oil’ are people who either don’t understand Peak Oil, or people trying to mislead an audience […]

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Why the Wild Descent of Oil Is Cause for Concern

Why the Wild Descent of Oil Is Cause for Concern Low prices once signalled good news for the global economy. Not this time. Global markets now behave like digital roller-coasters from China to Europe. Oil photo via Shutterstock. The signs of oil’s madcap price collapse are everywhere. Global markets now behave like digital roller-coasters from China to […]

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Oil Production Is Going To Drop And Oil Prices Are Likely To Increase

Oil Production Is Going To Drop And Oil Prices Are Likely To Increase Rystad Energy, an independent oil and gas consulting services and business intelligence data firm in Oslo, Norway, has online, a wealth of information concerning upstream oil production projects and costs. Some of it is a bit dated but some of their charts date […]

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Despite Huge Losses Oil Companies Reluctant To Shut In Production

Despite Huge Losses Oil Companies Reluctant To Shut In Production As energy investors look for reasons to be optimistic, many are keeping close tabs on supply figures. There are some signs that supply is taking a hit from disparate parts of the globe. According to Bloomberg, China might see its output dip by 3 to […]

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Oil Production Vital Statistics January 2016

Oil Production Vital Statistics January 2016 Market fundamentals point to chronic over-supply of crude oil throughout 2016. The technicals point to the makings of an oil price rally. A strong price rally from current levels may extend the situation of chronic over-supply that may have a debilitating impact on the oil price and the oil industry for […]

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The IEA’s Oil Production Predictions for 2016

The IEA’s Oil Production Predictions for 2016 The IEA Oil Market Report, full issue, is now available to the public. Some interesting observations: Non-OPEC oil supplies are nevertheless seen sharply lower in December. Overall supplies are estimated to have slipped by more than 0.6 mb/d from the month prior, to 57.4 mb/d. A seasonal decline in […]

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Peak Oil: One-Sentence Problem-Solving

Peak Oil: One-Sentence Problem-Solving As is still the case—unfortunately, for all of us—there remains a sizeable number of individuals, organizations, and other associations determined at all costs [literally] to preserve the primacy of fossil fuels to power us into the future. Facts: good when they can be massaged to fit the partial-truth narrative required to […]

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Do Canadians Want To Stay In The Oil Business?

Do Canadians Want To Stay In The Oil Business? The Canadian oilpatch is facing unprecedented challenges from uncontrollable forces outside our borders where oil prices and the vast majority of supply and demand are determined. There are a variety of variables. A light tight oil boom in the U.S. adding production in volumes not so […]

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