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  • Shale Oil

Halliburton hangs profitability on international growth, leaner US operations

Highlights Completes $1 billion cost-reduction plan Expects US shale sector to ‘slim down’ Committed to oil and gas operations New York — Halliburton is looking to expand its international market Continue Reading

Posted On : 20 Oct 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • Oil Supply
  • USA

U.S. Election: Joe Biden Would Be a Sea Change For the Oil Price

I don’t know who’ll prevail in the U.S. election. But one thing we can probably all agree on is that incumbent leader President Donald Trump has had an extraordinary impact Continue Reading

Posted On : 20 Oct 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • Shale Oil
  • USA

Biden Won’t Ban Fracking, But His Clean Grid Would Choke Gas

During a town hall meeting Thursday, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden again assured shale producers that he wouldn’t ban fracking if elected. Then, in virtually the same breath, he touted Continue Reading

Posted On : 19 Oct 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • Shale Oil

U.S. Oil Rig Count Leaps Higher

Baker Hughes reported on Friday that the number of oil rigs in the United States rose by 12 to 205—a gain that may push prices down further. The total number Continue Reading

Posted On : 17 Oct 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • Pipelines
  • Shale Oil

Dakota Access Oil Pipeline Clears Hurdle To Doubling Capacity

Illinois approved this week the plan for the Dakota Access Pipeline to double its capacity from 570,000 bpd to 1.1 million bpd, thus becoming the last state along the pipeline’s Continue Reading

Posted On : 17 Oct 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • Oil Supply

Stripper Lives Matter

396,000 marginal stripper oil wells produced 284 million barrels of oil in 2016 in the United States. So who really gives a rats ass, right? All of the US shale Continue Reading

Posted On : 17 Oct 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • Shale Oil

Conoco Closing in on Concho in Year’s Biggest Oil Deal

ConocoPhillips is nearing a deal to acquire Concho Resources Inc. , according to people familiar with the matter, in what could be the largest shale industry deal since the collapse Continue Reading

Posted On : 17 Oct 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • Shale Oil

Schlumberger Books Third Loss This Year As Oil Crisis Bites

The world’s largest oilfield services provider, Schlumberger ( NYSE: SLB ), reported on Friday its third consecutive quarterly loss this year as exploration and production companies drastically reduced demand for Continue Reading

Posted On : 17 Oct 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • Peak Oil

Oil demand to peak by 2040 as transport demand stagnates post-coronavirus: IEEJ

 Global oil demand is forecast to peak by around 2040 because transport-fuel demand will decline steeply and economic growth will slow in the post-coronavirus world, the Institute of Energy Economics, Continue Reading

Posted On : 16 Oct 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • Peak Oil

Forget Peak Oil Demand, Supply Crisis Could be Hitting First

In today’s IEA’s annual World Energy Outlook 2020 report, the OECD energy watchdog states that it doesn’t see a peak oil demand before 2040, only a possible oil demand flattening. Continue Reading

Posted On : 16 Oct 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple

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