Category: Energy / Oil / Gas

Massive Downward Reductions In US Shale Oil Output
16. 3. 2023 No Responses

Massive Downward Reductions In US Shale Oil Output

EIA issued the March DPR: A massive downward reductions in US shale oil output.  In the March report, shale oil output from the key plays is reduced by 443,000 bpd for January and 250,000 bpd for February.  If we go...
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Update: On March 13, the revolutionary clean energy technology will be presented in LiveStream
13. 2. 2023 No Responses

Update: On March 13, the revolutionary clean energy technology will be presented in LiveStream

The revolutionary zero-emission energy technology, whose origins date back to 1994, will be presented in February via LiveStream transmission from the Rome laboratory. The new technology works 24/365 non-stop and does not need sun or wind. It does not burn...
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The EU Needs More Diesel Fuel, But The Middle East Can’t Supply It All
3. 2. 2023 No Responses

The EU Needs More Diesel Fuel, But The Middle East Can’t Supply It All

The EU is banning—effective February 5—seaborne imports of Russian refined oil products, and it has to replace around 1 million barrels per day (bpd) of Russian fuel imports, including 600,000 bpd-650,000 bpd of diesel. In December, for example, Russia’s...
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Shell Reports Record Earnings of $39.9 billion for 2022
2. 2. 2023 No Responses

Shell Reports Record Earnings of $39.9 billion for 2022

Shell just reported adjusted earnings of $39.9 billion for 2022, double the earnings from 2021, becoming the latest Big Oil firm to deliver record profits for last year. Shell’s adjusted earnings doubled to $39.9 billion in 2022 from $19.3 billion in 2021,...
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28. 1. 2023 No Responses

Chevron (CVX) posted mixed fourth-quarter results early Friday, missing on earnings views while topping revenue estimates. The energy giant reported record profits and cash flow for 2022, on top of its earlier announcement launching a massive $75 billion share...
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China Becomes World’s Biggest LNG Buyer
24. 1. 2023 No Responses

China Becomes World’s Biggest LNG Buyer

China is rapidly becoming the world’s most dominant force in liquefied natural gas, with Chinese buyers accounting for 40% of recent long-term LNG contracts among global players, according to Nikkei Asia. Take Chinese energy giant Sinopec Group, which ...
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Saudis Confirm Non-Dollar Oil Trade Plans In Davos
20. 1. 2023 No Responses

Saudis Confirm Non-Dollar Oil Trade Plans In Davos

Earlier this month, former NY Fed repo guru Zoltan Pozsar wrote one of his most important reports of 2022, in which he described how Putin could unleash hell on the Western financial system by demanding that instead of dollars, Russian oil exporters...
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Natural Gas Pipeline Connecting Lithuania And Latvia Was Rocked By An Explosion
13. 1. 2023 No Responses

Natural Gas Pipeline Connecting Lithuania And Latvia Was Rocked By An Explosion

On Friday at around 5pm an explosion occurred in the Amber Grid gas pipeline in Pasvalys district. According to initial data, no people were injured. The explosion took place away from residential buildings. The fire is being extinguished by the...
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Freeport LNG Denies Reuters Report
12. 1. 2023 No Responses

Freeport LNG Denies Reuters Report

Freeport LNG has denied a Reuters report citing unnamed sources as saying that the restart of its Texas facility will be pushed back to February due to regulatory approval issues. On Wednesday, Reuters published a story citing three unnamed sources as saying...
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Russia Restores Output At Sakhalin-1 Oil Project After Exxon Exit
10. 1. 2023 No Responses

Russia Restores Output At Sakhalin-1 Oil Project After Exxon Exit

Russia has ramped up oil production from the Sakhalin-1 project and expects the field to soon pump at the full level of 220,000 barrels per day (bpd) after the project’s previous operator, U.S. supermajor ExxonMobil, quit Russian operations, an industry...
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ExxonMobil Sues EU Over Investment-Destroying Windfall Profit Tax
29. 12. 2022 No Responses

ExxonMobil Sues EU Over Investment-Destroying Windfall Profit Tax

ExxonMobil Corp. is suing the European Union on the grounds that the 33% windfall tax will hinder investment. Exxon’s chief financial officer Kathryn Mikells said the tax could cost $2 billion between now and the end of next year. Exxon Mobil...
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China Starts Work On The World’s Largest Desert-Based Renewable Energy Project
27. 12. 2022 No Responses

China Starts Work On The World’s Largest Desert-Based Renewable Energy Project

China has broken ground on a renewable energy project worth an estimated $11 billion in the province of Inner Mongolia. According to a Bloomberg report, the project will have a capacity of 16 GW and produce some 40 billion kWh of...
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Wind auction nets $757M in California
8. 12. 2022 No Responses

Wind auction nets $757M in California

For the first time in history, the U.S. government on Tuesday started auctioning off sites for offshore wind development near America’s Pacific coast. The Bureau of Ocean Land Management (BOEM) took bids for the rights to develop wind turbines in...
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OPEC+ Leaves Production Quotas Unchanged
4. 12. 2022 No Responses

OPEC+ Leaves Production Quotas Unchanged

At its meeting on Sunday, the OPEC+ group decided to leave its production quotas unchanged. The cartel also announced that its next meeting will be in February and the one after that in June, marking the end of monthly meetings....
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Volkswagen Group CEO: High Energy Cost Make New EV Plants “Unfeasible”
3. 12. 2022 No Responses

Volkswagen Group CEO: High Energy Cost Make New EV Plants “Unfeasible”

Incentives to buy an EV are starting to vaporize into thin air in places like Japan and the U.K. Now, the irony continues, as rising costs of energy in Europe, helped along by “green” energy policies, are making industrial projects...
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