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EU Prepares to Tighten Screws on Russian LNG Imports
EU Prepares to Tighten Screws on Russian LNG Imports In a move that could reshape Europe’s energy landscape, the European Commission is poised to propose new sanctions targeting Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports. According to Reuters sources close to the matter, the proposed measures will include a ban on shipments within the EU and […]
Andurand: Oil Prices Could Exceed $140 If China’s Economy Fully Reopens
Andurand: Oil Prices Could Exceed $140 If China’s Economy Fully Reopens Hedge fund manager Andurand: full reopening of Chinese economy could send oil prices past $140 per barrel. Andurand: The market is underestimating the scale of the demand boost. Andurand did say last week that oil demand will be limited somewhat by a growth in […]
OPEC Production Fell In November, But 3 Members Actually Boosted Output
OPEC Production Fell In November, But 3 Members Actually Boosted Output OPEC’s crude oil production fell by an average of 744,000 barrels per day, according to OPEC’s Monthly Oil Market Report released on Tuesday. Saudi Arabia’s November production fell by the most among its members, by 404,000 bpd, to 10.474 million bpd—Saudi Arabia’s lowest monthly […]
Cash For Fracking: UK Households May Receive Payouts For Allowing Fracking
Cash For Fracking: UK Households May Receive Payouts For Allowing Fracking The UK lifted its long-running ban on fracking last month. UK households could soon receive cash payouts for allowing fracking in their neighborhoods. Drilling companies could soon go door to door in Britain, offering money in exchange for fracking support. UK households could soon […]
Oil Likely To Hit $200: SEB Group
Oil Likely To Hit $200: SEB Group Oil prices are likely to soar past $200 per barrel if G7 manages to cap the price of Russian crude oil, according to chief commodities analyst at Swedish bank SEB Group. Bjarne Schieldrop, SEB analyst, said on Wednesday in no uncertain terms that the G7’s price capping proposal […]
IEA: Europe Will Have To Cut Gas Usage By Nearly One-Third
IEA: Europe Will Have To Cut Gas Usage By Nearly One-Third In the first quarter of next year, the countries of the European Union will have to cut their usage of natural gas by up to 30% in preparation for a complete stoppage of Russian gas flows, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). IEA […]
Diesel In ‘Crisis’ Mode As Prices Break Records
Diesel In ‘Crisis’ Mode As Prices Break Records Diesel prices, the lifeblood of industry, have hit a record $5.16 per gallon, trending $1 per gallon higher than gasoline prices, with inventory shortages adding severe pressure and resulting in inflated prices for consumer goods. “While gasoline prices get much of the attention, diesel, which broadly is […]
Oil Prices Rebound As U.S. Walks Back Plan To Tap Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Oil Prices Rebound As U.S. Walks Back Plan To Tap Strategic Petroleum Reserve The U.S. Department of Energy is walking back previous comments that it was considering a release of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and a ban on crude oil exports The DoE isn’t considering tapping the SPR “at this time” Goldman Sachs: SPR release […]
Yellen Urges Development Banks To Stop Fossil Fuel Funding
Yellen Urges Development Banks To Stop Fossil Fuel Funding U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is prepared to gather together the heads of development banks to persuade them to stop fossil fuel project funding, according to Bloomberg. The Treasury Secretary intends to “articulate our expectations that the MDBs align their portfolios with the Paris Agreement and net-zero […]
OPEC+ Will Keep A Lid On Oil Production
OPEC+ Will Keep A Lid On Oil Production OPEC+ will likely decide to keep oil production essentially steady for another month, according to four Reuters sources. Saudi Arabia and the UAE have both spoke out in favor of the need to tread lightly when it comes to how much oil is put into the market. […]
Crude Oil Flow From Saudi Arabia To U.S. Falls To Zero
Crude Oil Flow From Saudi Arabia To U.S. Falls To Zero For the first time in 35 years, no oil flowed from Saudi Arabia to the United States last week, according to EIA data, in a show that the United States—at least for now—isn’t as reliant on oil from the Middle East like it used […]
The Most Outrageous 2020 Oil Predictions
The Most Outrageous 2020 Oil Predictions As we approach the close of 2020, we’re reminded of one statistical certainty when it comes to oil price predictions. If you set anything other than a range, you will be proven wrong. And even for the forecasters and predictors that do set a range, the likelihood that the […]
The Oil Refinery Crisis Will Worsen This Winter
The Oil Refinery Crisis Will Worsen This Winter It was only to be expected that many of the world’s refiners would be pinched between low demand for finished products and rising inventories as the pandemic lockdowns continue to stifle activity. But the warm December that is expected this year is also threatening finished products demand. And […]
U.S. Oil, Gas Rigs Fall Below 400 For The First Time Since 1940
U.S. Oil, Gas Rigs Fall Below 400 For The First Time Since 1940 Baker Hughes reported on Friday that the number of oil and gas rigs in the US fell again this week by 34, falling to 374, with the total oil and gas rigs sitting at 614 fewer than this time last year as […]
U.S. Oil Companies Are Cutting Production Much Faster Than Expected
U.S. Oil Companies Are Cutting Production Much Faster Than Expected The United States is on track to cut 1.7 million barrels of oil production per day, according to Reuters calculations of state and company data shared on Thursday. It was U.S. President Donald Trump that suggested at the beginning of April, prior to the most recent OPEC deal signing […]
