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What's New Wednesday 16th of October 2024
Oil, Gas Companies Set To Spend More in 2025

Producers of crude oil and natural gas will invest more in their business next year amid a stumbling transition away from hydrocarbons. The development may come as a surprise in the context of ever more transition commitments on the part of government…

What's New Tuesday 15th of October 2024
OPEC Slashes Oil Demand Growth Forecast Again

OPEC on Monday cut its oil demand growth estimate for a third consecutive month, due to actual consumption data so far this year and expectations of slightly lower demand in some regions.OPEC now expects global oil demand to grow by 1.93 million barre…

What's New Monday 23rd of September 2024
Oil, Gas Drilling Stalls in U.S.

The total number of active drilling rigs for oil and gas in the United States fell slightly this week, according to new data that Baker Hughes published on Friday.The total rig count fell by 2 this week, compared to 630 rigs this same time last year.T…

What's New Thursday 22nd of August 2024
China's Solar Output is Surging but Coal is Still King

Coal currently accounts for almost two-thirds of Chinas power generation.Kemp: In July 2024, Solar and hydro reached record output in China.Coal, it seems, will remain king in Chinas energy mix for the observable future.China recently recorded record …

What's New Wednesday 21st of August 2024
European Natural Gas Price Rally Loses Momentum

The big rally in Europe’s natural gas prices that kicked off in July appears to have run out of steam thanks to high inventory levels and easing supply jitters. Dutch front-month futures, Europe’s gas benchmark, were quoted at ?9.70 per megawatt-h…

What's New Tuesday 20th of August 2024
Niger Aims to Become Major Oil Exporter

Niger has restarted oil exports following a resolution with Benin over a border dispute that had halted crude shipments since June.The reopening of the Niger-Benin pipeline, operated by China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC), is crucial for Niger to rep…

What's New Monday 19th of August 2024
U.S. Oil and Gas Rig Count Falls for Second Week

The total number of active oil and gas rigs in the US fell by 2 this week, reaching 586.US crude oil production slipped by 100,000 barrels per day in the week ending August 9th.Oil prices, including WTI and Brent benchmarks, experienced declines on Fr…

What's New Friday 16th of August 2024
Oil Prices Climb 2% as Gaza Ceasefire Talks Begin

Oil prices, including WTI and Brent crude, rose nearly 2% despite a surprise increase in US crude inventories.Positive US economic data, including strong retail sales and lower unemployment claims, contributed to the price rebound.Ongoing Gaza ceasefi…

What's New Thursday 15th of August 2024
Oil Prices Fall After the EIA Reports an Inventory Build

Oil prices initially rose on a smaller-than-expected US producer price increase and the APIs report of declining crude oil inventories.Optimism faded after the EIA reported an inventory build, causing prices to fall.Geopolitical tensions in the Middle…

What's New Wednesday 14th of August 2024
Oil Gets Risky for Traders

Oil traders are increasingly bearish, selling futures despite supply concerns and potential disruptions in the Middle East.Economic data from the US and China, along with demand worries, are driving the pessimistic sentiment in the oil market.Algorith…

What's New Tuesday 13th of August 2024
Why Oil Prices Fell $10 in a Month

The price of WTI fell by $10 over the past month, collapsing from $85 to $75.The primary reason for prices falling so dramatically was the growing concern over weak demand.With fears of the U.S. entering a recession and weak economic data out of China…

What's New Monday 12th of August 2024
Oil Markets Driven by Macro Economy, Not Fundamentals

Oil prices rose for the fourth straight session on Friday, boosted by positive U.S. jobs data that eased economic concerns.The U.S. Labor Department reported a significant drop in unemployment claims, suggesting resilience in the job market.Despite po…

What's New Friday 9th of August 2024
California Power Bills Are Soaring

California residents face the second-highest average electricity bills in the U.S., driven by investments in wildfire mitigation, grid upgrades, and renewable energy integration.The surge in electricity costs has left nearly 1 in 5 California househol…

What's New Thursday 8th of August 2024
Oil Prices Climb as Crude Inventories Decline

Oil prices climbed after the EIA reported a surprise crude oil inventory draw, reversing an earlier decline caused by concerns about a recession.Gasoline and distillate inventories saw builds, following earlier estimates of larger increases.Geopolitic…

What's New Wednesday 7th of August 2024
Goldman Sachs: Carbon Offset Markets Are About To Take Off

Goldman Sachs predicts a sharp increase in carbon credit prices as the EU carbon market decouples from gas prices.Carbon capture and storage (CCUS) is expected to become profitable due to the rising carbon credit prices.Global CCUS capacity is project…

What's New Tuesday 6th of August 2024
Russia's Arctic Energy Expansion: A Geopolitical and Economic Gambit

Russias Arctic Northern Sea Route allows the country to continue exporting oil to China despite sanctions, highlighting the routes strategic importance.Russia aims to significantly increase the NSRs cargo capacity, supported by vast Arctic oil and gas…