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Europe’s Energy Crisis May Not End Until 2024

October 22, 2022

Europe’s Energy Crisis May Not End Until 2024 The EU gas storage units are nearly full giving some relief to fears of shortages Challenges remain for the continent’s energy security as winter arrives The challenges will persist into the winter of 2023-24. The worst energy security fears of spring and summer as regards the coming […]

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Why U.S. Shale Won’t Go To War With OPEC+

November 10, 2021

Why U.S. Shale Won’t Go To War With OPEC+ OPEC+ will be very happy with where oil prices currently are and is unlikely to change its course anytime soon The U.S. does have the ability to increase production, but U.S. shale does not have support from either the government or shareholders to boost production significantly […]

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It’s Too Late To Avoid A Major Oil Supply Crisis

June 18, 2021

It’s Too Late To Avoid A Major Oil Supply Crisis There are a number of observable trends in oil supplies and by extension prices, presently. I am going to discuss one of them in this article. A lack of capital investment in finding new supplies of oil and gas. A favorite analogy of mine comes […]

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The Iran-China Axis Is A Fast Growing Force In Oil Markets

March 29, 2021

The Iran-China Axis Is A Fast Growing Force In Oil Markets One of the things that doesn’t get a lot of discussion in the press is the under-the-table relationship Iran and China have had when it comes to oil. At first glance, they wouldn’t seem to have a lot in common. One is a theocracy […]

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Why Fracking Activity Hasn’t Increased As Oil Prices Recovered

August 16, 2020

Why Fracking Activity Hasn’t Increased As Oil Prices Recovered It’s been a long dry spell in the Permian. Shale drilling and completions activity has collapsed to levels not seen since before 2000 (as far back as records are kept). That was the year shale activity first began to pick up from essentially nil and hit […]

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The Oil Wells That Will Never Recover

May 1, 2020

The Oil Wells That Will Never Recover It is very common today to read about shutting-in of producing oil and gas wells to reflect the reality there are fewer and fewer places to store oil right now. An old oilfield maxim-the cheapest storage is in the ground. It wasn’t coined to meet the criteria that are extant […]

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Marcellus Shale

December 23, 2019

Marcellus Shale There have been some signs the shale boom that re-energized America’s domestic energy industry a few years back, might be entering a maturing phase of its development. A phase where weaker players would hit a debt wall or be bought out at discounted value. A phase where, companies with cash who might have […]

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The Real Reason Behind The Next Oil Squeeze

August 14, 2018

The Real Reason Behind The Next Oil Squeeze The last quarter has seen increased volatility in oil prices, an increase that I attribute to the growing tensions in international markets as fears of a global trade war intensify. The headlines seem to get starker by the day, and markets loathe this type of uncertainty. (Click […]

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