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Climate Change Triggers Hysteria As Ireland Declares A ‘Climate Emergency’
Climate Change Triggers Hysteria As Ireland Declares A ‘Climate Emergency’ Ireland has declared a climate emergency, with Climate Action Minister Richard Bruton calling climate change the greatest challenge mankind is facing. ITV quoted the minister as saying, “We’re reaching a tipping point in respect of climate deterioration. Things will deteriorate very rapidly unless we move very swiftly […]
‘High’ Oil Prices Are Already Dampening Demand
‘High’ Oil Prices Are Already Dampening Demand Crude oil prices are affecting demand for the commodity negatively, the International Energy Agency’s head Fatih Birol told S&P Global Platts in an interview. “The higher oil price environment may, if they stay around this level, also have an impact…put some downward pressure under demand growth,” Birol said. The […]
The Race Is On: Big Oil Rushes To Supply The 1 Billion Disconnected
The Race Is On: Big Oil Rushes To Supply The 1 Billion Disconnected Supermajors are taking on more renewable energy commitments lately as they prepare for a less carbon-intensive future. Some of them are going a step further, coupling these green commitments with humanist causes such as providing access to energy to part of the […]
Big Oil Doubles Down On Shale Despite Price Drop
Big Oil Doubles Down On Shale Despite Price Drop It’s the time of the year when oil companies start announcing their budgets for next year and besides a steady albeit guarded optimism, one thing stands out: oil majors are doubling down on their shale endeavors. Chevron, ConocoPhillips, and Hess Corp all announced their capex plans […]
Is This The Next Disaster For Canadian Drillers?
Is This The Next Disaster For Canadian Drillers? The government of Alberta this week took an unprecedented decision to enforce a crude oil production cut so excess inventories could be shrunk and the price of western Canadian grades could improve, but the industry’s problems are far from over. They will be among the hardest hit […]
Oil Falls On Crude Inventory Build
Oil Falls On Crude Inventory Build Crude oil prices slipped further down today after the Energy Information Administration reported crude oil inventories for the week to November 23 had added 3.6 million barrels. That’s compared with a build of 4.9 million barrels a week earlier. The EIA figures came after yesterday the American Petroleum Institute reported an estimated inventory […]
Mexico’s Oil Crisis Deepens
Mexico’s Oil Crisis Deepens Mexico’s state oil company Pemex said it produced an average 1.76 million bpd of crude in October, down 7 percent from October last year, Reuters reports, citing data released by the company. This is also one of the lowest monthly production rates since 1990 when records began. The decline was attributed to […]
Canadian Oil Producers Divided On Output Cuts
Canadian Oil Producers Divided On Output Cuts Crude oil producers in Alberta appear to be split on a proposed cut in production amid record-low prices, Canadian media report. One of the large Canadian oil producers, Cenovus Energy, is calling upon the government of Alberta to mandate temporary production cuts at all drillers in a bid […]
Is Shale The Future For Big Oil?
Is Shale The Future For Big Oil? If anyone had compared shale oil to Google five years ago, it would have sounded strange. Yet when last week in a report Wood Mackenzie’s chairman and chief analyst Simon Flower did just that, comparing shale oil to the FAANG stocks, he had a good reason to do […]
Oil, Gas Drilling In Canada Set For A Decline
Oil, Gas Drilling In Canada Set For A Decline Drilling for oil and gas in Canada will likely decline by 5 percent in 2019, the Petroleum Services Association of Canada has forecast, blaming pipeline capacity shortages and the resultant discount in Canadian heavy to the West Texas Intermediate benchmark for the outlook. The PSAC said […]
Trump: There’s Enough Oil To Offset Iran Loss
Trump: There’s Enough Oil To Offset Iran Loss President Donald Trump has determined there was enough crude oil and oil products supply globally to offset any loss of supply from Iran after U.S. sanctions enter into force next week. In a memorandum, Trump said “there is a sufficient supply of petroleum and petroleum products from […]
Big Oil Walking A Tightrope As Prices Rise
Big Oil Walking A Tightrope As Prices Rise Supermajors have had a great year so far, and their third-quarter results, to be released over the next couple of weeks, are likely to strengthen this impression. But this does not necessarily mean that investors will reward them. Investors have become a lot more careful in the […]
BP Chief: Saudi Arabia Is Holding Back Production
BP Chief: Saudi Arabia Is Holding Back Production “I think Saudi Arabia does have capacity that can bring to the market,” BP’s chief executive Bob Dudley told CNBC on Wednesday on the sidelines of the Oil & Money Conference in London. “But on the other side of it you have very unpredictable circumstances in Venezuela […]
UN Puts $2.4 Trillion Annual Price Tag On Mitigating Climate Change
UN Puts $2.4 Trillion Annual Price Tag On Mitigating Climate Change Climate scientists are not known for giving good news, and the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change that convened in South Korea was no exception: the scientists that compiled a special report on the climate situation on the planet slapped optimists in the face: […]
US Demands For More Oil Could Backfire
US Demands For More Oil Could Backfire This week the State Department accused OPEC of hiding spare capacity exceeding 1.4 million barrels daily. It urged the cartel to use it to stop the oil price rally that has continued uncomfortably close to midterm elections. The request—or demand, depending on your interpretation—is unprecedented and it might […]
