Will China Impose Tariffs On U.S. LNG?
It’s too early to declare winners and losers over increasing trade tensions between the U.S. and China. In fact, trade disputes are never a zero-sum game with clearly defined winners Continue Reading
Exclusive: China’s Unipec to resume U.S. oil purchases after tariff policy change
China’s Unipec will resume purchases of U.S. crude oil in October after a two-month halt due to the trade dispute between the world’s two largest economies, three sources with knowledge Continue Reading
US-China trade negotiations end with little progress
US and Chinese officials have ended two days of talks aimed at easing trade tensions without a clear breakthrough, ensuring the commercial dispute between Washington and Beijing that is roiling Continue Reading
Is Renewable Energy As Clean As We Think?
Fossil fuel energy has understandably become the clay pigeon of environmentalists in the past decades – with oil & gas companies having lied too often about the impact of their Continue Reading
Analysis: Haynesville, Permian producers revive Texas output
Highlights Output nears three-year high at 20 Bcf/d Permian constraints could curb statewide growth Houston — Texas natural gas production has found new momentum in August, breaking above 20 Bcf/d Continue Reading
why do political and economic leaders deny peak oil and climate change?
Since there’s nothing that can be done about climate change, because there’s no scalable alternative to fossil fuels, I’ve always wondered why politicians and other leaders, who clearly know better, Continue Reading
This Super Basin Is About To Make An Epic Comeback
Alaska’s North Slope is a “Super Basin” awaiting a “resurgence” in oil production, according to a new report. Over the next eight years, oil production could rise by 40 percent. The Continue Reading
Canadian oil exports by rail nearly doubled
A Canadian energy regulator reported the average daily amount of crude oil exported by rail has nearly doubled from the previous year. Canada designates nearly all of its oil exports Continue Reading
U.S. Sanctions Wreak Havoc On Russia’s Oil Industry
The U.S. sanctions on Russia have affected investment in Russian oil and gas exploration projects, U.S. officials say, while Congress is considering further sanctions on the energy and banking sectors Continue Reading
Crude oil futures drift lower, giving back gains; ICE Brent down to $74.36/b, NYMEX WTI $67.70/b
London — Crude oil futures drifted downwards in European morning trading Thursday, giving back some of the previous day’s gains after a larger-than-expected crude stockdraw in the US had pushed Continue Reading