Clinton Against American Energy
Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in Flint, Michigan on March 6. Hillary Clinton keeps following Bernie Sanders further to the left, and on Sunday she all but declared herself opposed Continue Reading
Considering Alternatives to Layoffs for Future Downturns
Rigzone explores viable solutions for oil and gas companies to sustain the downturn without laying off employees. While 2016 began with a bit of uncertainty for the oil and gas Continue Reading
North Dakota losing more rigs
The number of rigs in active service in North Dakota, the No. 2 U.S. oil producer, declined from last week despite the recovery in crude oil markets. State data show Continue Reading
Clinton Doubles Down Against Fracking in Debate, Raising Alarms
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks during the CNN Democratic Presidential Primary Debate on March 6, in Flint, Michigan. Industry concerns grow about Democratic front-runner’s views Hillary Clinton’s promise during Continue Reading
Second-biggest U.S. shale output drop seen for April: EIA
U.S. shale oil production in April is expected to chalk up the second-largest monthly decline on record, and the sixth straight monthly decrease, a U.S. government forecast released on Monday Continue Reading
Oil won’t be balanced until 2017
Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan on Thursday called on the Fed to be patient when it comes to raising interest rates, citing the effect of tighter financial conditions on Continue Reading
Nigeria Says OPEC to Meet Non-Members in Russia on March 20
Key members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries intend to meet with other producers in Russia on March 20 to renew talks on an agreement to cap oil output, Continue Reading
Nigeria says producers to meet in Moscow, sees dramatic impact
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) logo is pictured at its headquarters in Vienna June 10, 2014. Some members of OPEC plan to meet other oil producers in Continue Reading
Judging the Saudi-Russia Oil Freeze Comes Down to Binoculars
50-year-old tanker-tracking system key to measuring results Judging the supply of the world’s most important commodity often comes down to a good set of binoculars. In a world of Twitter, Continue Reading
Yergin Sees Output Freeze Restoring Balance to Global Oil Market
Prices will rebound in 2H to $40-$50 a barrel, with volatility Russia and Saudi Arabia’s agreement to cap oil output will help bring the market back into balance and trigger Continue Reading