Iraqi crude oil production hit its highest in 13 months in July of 4.46 million b/d, the country’s State Oil Marketing Organization said Thursday. Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes Continue Reading
The energy minister in Niger said the government wants to see oil production start as soon as possible. Photo courtesy of Savannah Petroleum Aug. 8 (UPI) — The government of Continue Reading
Indian Oil Corp, the biggest refiner in India, has purchased a total of 6 million barrels of U.S. crude oil for delivery between November and January, as it has started Continue Reading
A decline in the water level of the Parana River to a 10-year low is slowing deliveries of oil products and biofuels in central and northern Argentina, an industry source Continue Reading
Over the past year, the U.S. has imposed increasingly restrictive sanctions on Venezuela’s finances and debt issuance as Nicolas Maduro continues to tighten his grip over the collapsing Venezuelan state. Continue Reading
When the National Hydrocarbons Commission of Mexico scheduled its first-ever shale tender for September this year, the July elections were obviously not front and center in the thoughts of its Continue Reading
While a Chinese decision to limit subsidies on new solar project curbs global growth, some sectors will benefit from the subsequent oversupply, analysis finds. The National Energy Administration in China Continue Reading
China’s crude oil imports in July rose for the first time in three months, but were still at their third lowest monthly level so far this year, as independent refiners Continue Reading
Japan will continue to negotiate with the United States to seek exemption from the U.S. sanctions on Iran’s oil, as Tokyo wants to avoid negative impacts on its energy supply Continue Reading
It’s tempting to look at China’s imports of major commodities in July and conclude that the strength is a sign that the escalating trade dispute with the United States isn’t Continue Reading
