Iran’s oil exports have dropped in March to their lowest daily level this year, according to tanker data and industry sources, even before Washington formally requires importing countries to reduce Continue Reading
By now it should be evident that the Saudi-led economic and political boycott of tiny, gas-rich Qatar has caused Doha to push back and chart its own course. A Saudi-led Continue Reading
Iran has delivered for export the first shipment from a new development phase of the giant gas field South Pars, including 300,000 barrels of condensate, Iranian media report , quoting Continue Reading
The discovery of the giant gas field Tamar of the coast of Israel in 2009 was the beginning of a new period for the Eastern Mediterranean as an energy hot Continue Reading
Iraq risks losing over 100,000 bpd of production as flood waters overcome failing infrastructure. An aerial view on March 18, 2019, of a dirt berm north of the Majnoon oil Continue Reading
When Washington announced the return of economic sanctions against Iran, the main idea was pretty clear: cut exports of vital oil to zero to paralyze the economy and prompt a Continue Reading
Premium for Iraqi crude continue to strengthen this month highlighting the supply tightness in medium, heavy sour crude supply seen globally since disruption of exports from Venezuela. Receive daily email Continue Reading
At least two tankers have ferried Iranian fuel oil to Asia in recent months despite U.S. sanctions against such shipments, according to a Reuters analysis of ship-tracking data and port Continue Reading
Another 90-day waiver allows for critical power purchases as Iraq tries to balance relations between rival powers. Iraqi Prime Minister Adil Abd al-Mahdi meets with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Continue Reading
Saudi Arabia’s crude oil exports in January fell to 7.254 million barrels per day from 7.687 million bpd in December, official data showed on Monday. OPEC’s biggest producer pumped 10.243 Continue Reading
