Cheniere’s Sabine Pass terminal sees strong winter LNG exports
US LNG exports are stronger so far this winter compared with a year ago, thanks to global demand and two more production trains in use at Cheniere Energy’s Sabine Pass Continue Reading
U.S. crude exports expected to strengthen in 2018 amid robust demand
U.S. crude exports should jump this year, driven by robust demand from customers in Europe and Asia, analysts and traders said on Wednesday at an energy conference in Houston. Exports Continue Reading
The Biggest Oil Story Of 2017
The ban on crude exports from the U.S. was lifted at the end of 2015, and exports ticked up in the following year, but only modestly. 2017, however, was the Continue Reading
More U.S. oil export capacity in the works
A gas pipeline running from Texas shale could be converted to send oil to the Gulf Coast by the start of the next decade, Enterprise Products Partners said. The company Continue Reading
U.S. set to be net gas exporter for second year in a row
For the second year in a row, the United States is on pace to become a net gas exporter once the year is over, the federal government reported. The federal Continue Reading
Panel Rejects Washington Oil Terminal
A panel has rejected a project for the construction of an oil terminal at the port of Vancouver in the state of Washington on the grounds that the companies behind Continue Reading
High U.S. oil exports the new normal under right conditions
The sale of oil from the Bakken shale basin in North Dakota is in fact a “new reality,” so long as market conditions are right, an analyst said. U.S shale Continue Reading
The U.S. Export Boom Goes Beyond Crude
The U.S. export boom continues apace. And not only from crude exports, which clambered above 2 million barrels per day in recent weeks, but from the product piece of the Continue Reading
This Could Supercharge The U.S. Oil Exports Boom
All the oil headlines this week are rightly focused on prices spiking to the highest levels in more than two and a half years. But Brent moved up to nearly Continue Reading
U.S. oil exports boom, putting infrastructure to the test
Tankers carrying record levels of crude are leaving in droves from Texas and Louisiana ports, and more growth in the fledgling U.S. oil export market may before long test the Continue Reading