America'.s most prolific oil field is now its worst market for natural gas.
Read More »Crude Battle is Much More Than OPEC vs U.S. Shale
The risk for OPEC and its allies is that this sort of market share is hard to recover once the self-imposed production cuts are lifted.
Read More »IEA: OPEC Production Growth Depends on Stability in Nigeria. Libya. Iraq
IEA in the Oil 2018 envisaged that excess global refining capacity would grow. but Asian refiners need more crude.
Read More »US Crude Exports Becoming Significant Presence in Global Oil
The US cannot become completely independent of foreign oil.
Read More »Libya Manages to Export Oil To Europe and The U.S.
Libya was initially exempt from the OPEC production cuts together with Nigeria because of the violence in the two countries.
Read More »OPEC`s Attemps to Boost Oil Prices Undermined by US Oil Industry
The EIA is forecasting US oil production will lift 14.8% to 10.70 million barrels per day this year.
Read More »IEA: Venezuela Turmoil could Push Oil Market into Deficit
The IEA expects Venezuela'.s crude output will fall to 1.38 million barrels per day (mb d) by the end of 2018.
Read More »Oil Markets Dilemma: Glut or Deficit
Strong economic growth is what’s really driving demand at levels much higher than recent history.
Read More »Russia Needs to Cooperate with OPEC
Soaring U.S. production is a ``risk`` to the Russian companies’ plans to keep their market share.
Read More »Chad. Congo. Malaysia Applied to Join OPEC
New members would make the international community ``see OPEC with a new face.``
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