Tag Archives: Oil Price

Hungary Signs Gas Supply Deal with Azerbaijan

Hungary has secured an agreement to receive natural gas from Azerbaijan for the next two years, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said, as the central EU member state disputes the bloc’s pledge to phase out Russian gas imports. “We have secured another gas purchase agreement, this time with Azerbaijan: 800 …

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IEA Trims Oil Glut Forecast as Supply Surge Halts

The oil market still faces record oversupply next year, according to the monthly report by the International Energy Agency (IEA), but the glut estimate is now trimmed by about 230,000 barrels per day compared to the November forecast. The market is headed to as much as 3.84 million barrels per …

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Oil Tanker Rates Skyrocket 467%

The supertanker market has tightened this year as crude supply from OPEC+ and the Americas rises and vessels make increasingly longer trips. So much has the market tightened that several new-built very large crude carriers (VLCC) have made empty maiden voyages from yards in Asia to pick supply from producing …

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Russia-China Gas Pipeline could Take 10 Years to Build

The construction of the second Power of Siberia gas pipeline from Russia to Northern China could take up to 10 years because it involves “tremendous work, jobs and negotiations,” the president of the research division of China’s state energy giant CNPC said this week. Lu Ruquan, president of the CNPC …

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