The United States exported 7.29 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) last month, second highest on record, as sales to Europe and South America expanded, according to Refinitiv Eikon data. The US is on track to become the world’s largest LNG exporter this year, topping Australia and Qatar, as …
Read More »Latin American States Offer Refineries Shares to Iran
Iran will own shares in 3 oil refineries in Venezuela and Nicaragua in return for supplying crude and equipment. Iranian Oil Minister Javad Owji signed major energy deals with authorities in Venezuela and Nicaragua during his recent visits to the two countries. The agreements signed with Venezuelan energy authorities stipulate …
Read More »Oil Rises as EU to Phase in Russian Oil Ban, Shanghai Ends Lockdown
Oil prices strengthened on Wednesday after European Union leaders agreed to a phased ban on Russian oil and as China ended its COVID-19 lockdown in Shanghai, which could bolster demand in an already tight market. Oil benchmarks have marched steadily higher for several weeks as Russian shipments are squeezed by …
Read More »Saudi Arabia Set to Raise its Oil Prices to Asia
The tentative reopening in China and strong Asian refining margins could prompt Saudi Arabia to raise the official selling prices of all the crude grades it will be selling in July in its key market, Asia, six refining sources told Reuters in a survey on Monday. Saudi Aramco, the oil …
Read More »Moscow to Find other Importers for Its Oil
Russia will find other importers for its oil, Russian Permanent Representative to international organizations in Vienna Mikhail Ulyanov said, commenting on the sixth package of EU sanctions against Russia. “As she rightly said yesterday, #Russia will find other importers. Noteworthy that now she contradicts her own yesterday’s statement. Very quick …
Read More »Oil Bull Run Extends as EU Agrees to Ban most Russian Crude Imports by End of 2022
Oil prices extended their rally on Tuesday after the EU agreed to ban most of Russia’s oil imports by the end of the year, raising concerns about a tighter market amid higher demand expectations in the summer. Brent, the benchmark for two thirds of the world’s oil, was up 1.43 …
Read More »Can Qatar Really Replace Russia as Germany’s Gas Supplier?
Long before the re-emergence of the ‘Pan-Arab’ ideology now increasingly evident among several leading Middle Eastern countries, Qatar had sought to go its own way, neither aligning fully with the U.S.-led power bloc on the one side nor the China/Russia-lead bloc on the other. This is in part a reflection …
Read More »Iran’s Oil Revenues Increases 60% in 2 Months yr/yr
Iran’s income from the export of oil, gas, petroleum and petrochemical products has risen 66 percent during the first two months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21-May 21), as compared to the same period of time in the past year, the director-general of Oil Ministry’s Public Relations Department …
Read More »Rosneft Plans to Pay Record-High Annual Dividend on Oil’s Rally
Russian oil behemoth Rosneft PJSC promised record dividends on the back of soaring prices, but some foreign investors may struggle to access the payout. The board recommended 23.63 rubles a share for the second half of 2021, bringing full-year dividends to an all-time high of 41.66 rubles. That follows an …
Read More »Denmark’s Orsted Warns Russia may Cut Gas over Ruble Demand
Denmark could be the next country cut off from Russian natural gas as its biggest utility is refusing to cave in and make payments in rubles. Orsted A/S is preparing for Gazprom PJSC to cut off one of Denmark’s biggest sources of the fuel, the firm said in a statement …
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