Weekly US coal production totaled 10.4 million st in the week ended December 28, down 18.1% from a week ago, US Energy Information Administration data showed Friday. Receive daily email Continue Reading
Oil markets may be underestimating the risks to US production and export growth from the upcoming 2020 US presidential election, analysts told S&P Global Platts. Analysts expect that if a Continue Reading
Five new oil pipelines are set to open in the Permian Basin through 2021, expanding a gap between production and takeaway capacity. (Bloomberg) — It’s gone from a dearth to Continue Reading
The U.S. closed out the first week of the new year dropping a total of nine rigs, according to data from Baker Hughes Company. The number of oil rigs declined Continue Reading
If you’ve ever seen an ad featuring ExxonMobil scientists handling beakers of green goo, the algae that will supposedly fuel the future, you’ve been the target of an oil company’s Continue Reading
Federal agencies would no longer have to take climate change into account when they assess the environmental impacts of highways, pipelines and other major infrastructure projects, according to a Trump Continue Reading
Appalachian gas production last month registered its first monthly decline since May as producers in the dynamic US Northeast shale basin responded to low prices and growing pressure from the Continue Reading
Oil prices are the highest they have been in months, but that likely will not tempt most US upstream companies into spending more for 2020, according to two US shale Continue Reading
U.S. oil output continued to increase in October 2019. Production reached a new high of 12,655 kb/d. The output of all tight oil basins was 8,165 kb/d in November and Continue Reading
The CGT plans to lock all of France’s oil refineries in order to put maximum pressure on the government in what is an increasingly tense conflict over the proposed pension Continue Reading
