The Cheniere-operated Sabine Pass LNG terminal in Louisiana is preparing to load its second cargo, market sources said Friday. The facility is understood to be taking more feed gas than Continue Reading
US gas drillers, battered by the lowest prices in 17 years, find another release valve for their output: Canada. (Bloomberg) — U.S. gas drillers battered by the lowest prices in Continue Reading
U.S. exports of distillate fuel oil have been basically flat since 2013, ending years of strong growth, as U.S. refiners face stiff competition from big new refineries in Asia and Continue Reading
U.S. exported average 364,000 barrels/day of crude in January U.S. monthly crude oil exports fell to an average 364,000 barrels a day in January, the first full month of unfettered Continue Reading
The price of regular unleaded gas is pictured at 3.79 U.S. Dollar per gallon (3.7 Liter) at a 76 gas station in Los Angeles, California February 4, 2016. As U.S. Continue Reading
Exxon Mobil Corp. has become the first major U.S. oil company to ship American crude overseas, joining a band of independent traders that are trying to ease a glut at Continue Reading
The first ship carrying natural gas from the Gulf Coast is expected to depart soon, marking the emergence of the U.S. as a major exporter and the globalization of the Continue Reading
The startup of US LNG exports, some of which will be headed for Europe, will shift market dynamics, creating a much more competitive European gas market, a senior official from Continue Reading
Though a 40-year-ban on crude oil exports from the United States was lifted, federal data show total crude oil exports up only marginally from last year. Trading company Vitol, which Continue Reading
Enterprise Product Partners LP ( EPD.N ), among the first companies to export U.S. crude after the lifting of a decades-old ban, said on Thursday that the current oil price Continue Reading
