Authorities in southern Iraq are concerned about the risk to the nation’s oil given the political unrest gripping Basra, Iraqi media reported Monday. Iraqi newspaper Al-Mada said internet service in Continue Reading
Africa-focused SDX Energy said Monday it achieved success at an emerging natural gas reservoir that could be in production by the fourth quarter. The company in June announced the discovery Continue Reading
Just a few days after Libya reopened its eastern oil ports and started to ramp up production that had been offline for weeks, production at one of the country’s largest Continue Reading
Feature The tragic — and totally avoidable — self-destruction of one of the world’s richest oil economies. In the spring of 1959, at a secretive meeting at a yacht club Continue Reading
Russia’s energy ties to China have been discussed at length throughout our website – the construction of the 38 BCm per year Power of Siberia gas pipeline, seaborne sales of Continue Reading
As liquefied natural gas (LNG) markets mature, trying to establish itself against decades of crude oil dominance, developments far removed from most of the action are taking unusual turns that Continue Reading
The pace of growth in China’s crude imports may slow in H2 as a cocktail of lower runs at independent refiners, potential delays in the start up of some refineries Continue Reading
While oil production from U.S. shale basins has been relentless, it will be other producers contributing to long-term supply growth, Wood Mackenzie found. Total U.S. oil production for the week Continue Reading
US unconventional oil production is projected to rise 143,000 b/d in August to 7.470 million b/d, the US Energy Information Administration said Monday, the second-highest month-to-month volume growth increase since Continue Reading
A $1.1 billion U.S. shale pipeline on Monday was denied an exclusion to the Trump administration’s tariff on imported steel, the first such ruling on a major energy project since Continue Reading
