Until three months ago, the oil industry was pinning its hopes on aviation, alongside petrochemicals, for continued growth in oil demand for at least another decade. The aviation industry, however, was dealt a near-deadly blow by the coronavirus pandemic, which upended all plans for fleet utilization for years to come. …
Read More »Saudis Deny Claim That Crude Export to US Rose Last Month
Saudi Arabian oil official on Saturday refuted the conclusion of an analytics firm that the country’s oil exports to the US dramatically increased in the last month. TankerTrackers.com said on Thursday that Saudi Arabian oil exports to the US more than doubled from February to March as oil prices crashed. …
Read More »China Announces New Tariff Exemptions for US Chemical and Oil Products
The tariff waivers will apply to four chemical products.
Read More »OPEC is Considering a Deeper Cut to Its Oil Production
The current agreement is due to expire in March but there’s speculation that the group could opt to cut further if Russia agrees.
Read More »Iraq is Urging Deeper Production Cuts
Iraq. the second-largest oil producer of OPEC'.s 14 members. is also one of its most chronic over-producers.
Read More »OPEC and Russia Likely to Extend Oil Production Cuts at Upcoming Meeting
There has been speculation that Russia may be unhappy with the production agreement. in part because its energy companies oppose it.
Read More »Fossil Fuel Reliance Remains Stubbornly High
The global value of fossil fuel consumption subsidies in 2018 was nearly double the combined value of subsidies for renewable energy and electric vehicles.
Read More »Aramco Hopes to Start Its Planned IPO this Sunday
The kingdom reportedly plans to list 1% of Aramco on its local stock exchange before the end of this year.
Read More »Oil Rises as US. China Swap Concessions in Trade War
At 416.1 million barrels. U.S. crude oil inventories were at their lowest since October 2018.
Read More »US is Close to Overtake Saudi Arabia as the World`s Top Oil Exporter
Oil demand growth will be ``significantly higher`` helped by a comparatively low base in the second half of 2018.
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