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U.S. Oil Drilling Slow down Continues

The total number of total active drilling rigs in the United States fell by 5 this week, according to new data from Baker Hughes published Friday, falling by more than 70 rigs over the last two months. The total rig count fell to 682 this week—71 rigs below this time …

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Middle East Oil Prices Soar amid Chinese Trading Frenzy

At a time when global recession concerns have depressed global oil prices to pre-Ukraine war levels, prices of Middle Eastern oil have skyrocketed on soaring demand from Asian refiners in China to Japan as the market takes stock of heavy trading by the industry’s biggest names this month. According to …

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Russia Gas Flows through Ukraine could Stop next Year

Russia could shut off one of the last arteries carrying Russian gas to Europe by the end of next year when Ukraine’s supply contract with Gazprom expires, the Financial Times said on Thursday, citing an interview with Ukraine energy minister German Galushchenko. The chances of Kyiv and Moscow agreeing to …

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Pakistan Invites China, Europe to Set up LNG Plants

Pakistan is eyeing Central Asia as its energy trade partner, especially Turkmenistan, and is seeking gas supplies for Gwadar in an effort to make it an international energy hub by encouraging China and European countries to establish liquefied natural gas (LNG) plants and export the fuel. “We want to be …

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