U.S. shale production is expected to slow over the next year.
Read More »Saudi Arabia Decrease Oil Pricing To Attract New Buyers
The cut in Arab Light prices for September was the second consecutive monthly reduction of the OSP to Asia.
Read More »US to Impose Devastating Set of Sanctions on Russia
The sanctions proposed against Russia’s energy sector could cause more damage. but the details remain unclear.
Read More »Saudi Aramco Resumes Oil Shipments through Red Sea Route
The company had last month halted all its shipments through the route following an attack on two of its very large crude carriers.
Read More »UNIPEC Suspends U.S. Oil Imports amid Growing Trade Dispute
UNIPEC and Sinopec are Asia’s largest refiner and biggest buyer of U.S. oil.
Read More »SOCAR will Begin LNG Shipment to Pakistan in Coming Months
Pakistan is increasing LNG intake amid increasing demand for gas and decline in production.
Read More »Saudi Arabia would Resume Oil Exports through Red Sea Lane
Saudi Arabia halted temporarily oil shipments through the lane on July 26 after attacks on two big oil tankers.
Read More »Russian Gas is Cheaper than US LNG
LNG from the United States for Europe is at least 30-40% more expensive than the pipeline gas from Russia.
Read More »Asian LNG Prices Climb Again
LNG spot prices for September deliveries in Asia have reached US$10.00 per million Btu.
Read More »China`s Tariffs on US Goods Threatens Trump`s Energy Export Agenda
The trade fight with China hangs over potential long-term progress for U.S. LNG exports.
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