One year after Congress lifted a ban on US oil exports, the federal Energy Information Administration finds the nation is set to become a net energy exporter. A net energy Continue Reading
The world’s second-largest petrochemical port in Houston may command 75% of all US polyethylene exports, but expected growth in international shipments as a slew of new ethane crackers and associated Continue Reading
Mexico’s record-low refinery production and growing consumer demand helped push US gasoline exports there to a new high in October, a trend that has boosted prices in both countries. Gasoline Continue Reading
U.S. pipeline exports of natural gas continued to grow in 2016, and they have doubled since 2009. Almost all of this growth is attributable to increasing exports to Mexico, which Continue Reading
Two contractors talk on a natural gas drilling rig in Keene, Texas. In November—as well… The U.S. has become a net exporter of natural gas, further evidence of the how Continue Reading
Two of the world’s fastest-growing economies have barely noticed the first year of unrestricted U.S. crude exports since the 1970s. In the first year since the U.S. lifted a 40-year-ban Continue Reading
Shipments likely to keep growing as refiners ramp up Surplus sent to Canada, Egypt and Caribbean floating storage The U.S. has more gasoline than it knows what to do with. Continue Reading
In a historic first, the US in early November began seeing small net volumes of natural gas exports that recently climbed above 1 Bcf/d, an analysis of data from Platts Continue Reading
US crude exports rose 35,000 b/d to a record 692,000 b/d in September after Brent’s premium to WTI widened, an analysis of Census Bureau data released Friday showed. Brent’s premium Continue Reading
Since the U.S. lifted its restrictions on crude oil exports in December 2015, a dozen new countries have joined its long-term export partner Canada, which had been exempt from these Continue Reading
