With the 2020 presidential election looming — and with many claims and counterclaims about a president’s impact on the oil industry — I thought it might be of interest to Continue Reading
A post by Ovi at peakoilbarrel. All of the oil (C + C) production data for the US state charts comes from the EIAʼs Petroleum Supply monthly PSM . After Continue Reading
Crude oil last week dived below $40 as the resurgence of Covid-19 cases in Europe prompted new national lockdowns in France and Germany—so far. Yet fears have deepened that more Continue Reading
Over 3,000 investors with over $110 trillion in assets under management can’t be wrong … That $110 trillion supports “responsible investment”, or ESG investing for a more sustainable future. Some Continue Reading
Ahead of what could be an industry-changing presidential election in the US, a Rystad Energy analysis reveals that drilling and fracking activity has accelerated. North American fracking likely peaked in Continue Reading
President Donald Trump has signed an order aimed at protecting the shale oil and gas industry, he said in a tweet. “Just signed an order to protect fracking and the Continue Reading
Canadian oil producers have plans to start ramping up production after the Alberta government said it would remove oil production limits at the end of the year. “We’re going to Continue Reading
Highlights More than 500,000 b/d of crude still offline Major Hurricane Eta targeting Nicaragua and Honduras Hurricane season extends through the end of November Nearly 30% of crude oil volumes Continue Reading
Jim Wright, a Republican seeking a seat on a board that regulates the Texas energy industry, knows the agency intimately. He ought to. He’s paid it $181,000 in fines. If Wright Continue Reading
Hydrogen and fuel cell technology company Advent Technologies will collaborate with Los Alamos National Labs, University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin), Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), University of New Mexico Continue Reading
One video shows bodies in plastic bags stacked in the basement of a hospital in the Siberian city of Barnaul after a morgue overflowed. “Well, this is how it is,” Continue Reading
Stockholm has paused home COVID-19 testing for four days after surging demand left 16,000 people waiting for tests for active infections in Sweden’s biggest city, overwhelming the system, regional authorities Continue Reading
Several European countries are tightening restrictions this week, starting with a partial shutdown Monday in Germany, as authorities across the continent scramble to slow a rapid rise in coronavirus infections Continue Reading
Fresh lockdowns announced across Europe in recent days to contain the resurgence of the coronavirus pandemic have triggered a flurry of downgrades to economic growth forecasts as restrictions on activity Continue Reading
Reading through the nuclear news of the past weeks, the attentive reader might have come across an under-the-radar dispute of Austria and United Kingdom, perhaps one of the most unfathomable Continue Reading
Highlights Lockdown in England begins Nov. 5 First COVID-19 wave sank crude prices All eyes on live traffic data, mobility restrictions Dubai — Oil demand may drop by “hundreds of Continue Reading
Niels-Arne Baden has a problem: the factory he’s building for Green Hydrogen Systems is too small. Plans for the Denmark site to be one of the largest for assembling the machines Continue Reading
Several European countries are tightening restrictions this week, starting with a partial shutdown Monday in Germany, as authorities across the continent scramble to slow a rapid rise in coronavirus infections Continue Reading
A sufficient number of creditors of indebted Premier Oil PMO.L have approved a proposed merger with private equity-backed Chrysaor to create the British North Sea’s biggest oil and gas producer, Continue Reading
The world’s largest independent oil trader doubts that new coronavirus lockdowns in Europe will lead to another significant drop in crude prices following last week’s rout. “This is a speed bump,” Continue Reading
Airbus SE won a contract to help build a European Space Agency satellite designed for scientists to more accurately predict the pace of climate change. The mission will enlarge the constellation of satellites Continue Reading
Electricity prices in parts of Norway fell below zero for the second time in history early on Monday, and residents in southern Norway ‘got paid’ for using electricity as power Continue Reading
