IEA Says Oil Surplus Returns
Supplies are rebounding around the world. Global oil markets have returned to surplus and face an even bigger oversupply early next year as the omicron variant impedes international travel, the Continue Reading
Supplies are rebounding around the world. Global oil markets have returned to surplus and face an even bigger oversupply early next year as the omicron variant impedes international travel, the Continue Reading
The shale boom has been criticized for years due to its water-intensive fracturing technique. The risk of aquifer contamination may be overblown, but fracking’s water usage, especially in arid environments, Continue Reading
High decline rates, and a falling number of DUCs could incentivize drillers to ramp up drilling in the first half of 2022 Land drillers have lagged the rest of the Continue Reading
Last month, the Biden administration held the largest-ever auction of oil and gas drilling leases in the Gulf of Mexico’s history, claiming it was obligated to hold the sale due Continue Reading
Global oil markets have returned to surplus and face an even bigger oversupply early next year as the omicron variant impedes international travel, the International Energy Agency said. Supplies are Continue Reading
Oil and gas companies have well and truly recovered from what was a crisis year in 2020, with some companies now posting record cash flow In 2022, the main focus Continue Reading
The Omicron variant’s emergence will allow the supply of oil to overtake the rate at which the world is consuming it, easing the supply tightness of recent months, the International Continue Reading
Oil and gas supply will grow faster in 2022 than it did in 2021 to the point of catching up and even surpassing energy demand growth, S&P Global Platts Analytics Continue Reading
Crude production in the Permian Basin is expected to surpass a pre-pandemic high this month as a rebound in the U.S. shale industry fuels activity in its most prolific patch. Continue Reading
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