Tag Archives: Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)

OPEC+ Ready to Risk Higher Prices

OPEC+ is ready to risk prices going higher and affecting demand rather than add more supply to curb the upward potential of benchmarks, Reuters’ John Kemp wrote in a column this week. According to Kemp, OPEC+, like US shale oil drillers, tend to put more weight on the downside risks …

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Not all OPEC+ Producers can Ramp up Output Quickly

Although the OPEC+ alliance is currently ramping up its collective crude oil production slightly above what they had agreed on, not all members of the group can quickly raise their output, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at an event on Thursday. “Currently, the OPEC+ countries are increasing production volumes, even …

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OPEC Forecasts $1.5tr Downstream Investment

The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) on Monday forecast $1.5 trillion downstream investment for between 2021 and 2045. OPEC also predicted that of the amount, $450billion would be invested in new refinery projects and extension of existing ones. The organisation foresaw positive development in the African downstream that would …

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