Production and Prices
The week started with oil trading at around $69 a barrel on periodic concern that Continue Reading
Review July 13, 2009
1. Demand, production and prices Since touching a high for the year above $73 a Continue Reading
Production and Prices
Oil prices hovered around $71 a barrel last week with most movement linked to the Continue Reading
Review June 22, 2009
1. Production and Prices Oil prices hovered around $71 a barrel last week with most Continue Reading
Commentary: Interview with Charlie Maxwell (Part 1 of 2)
By crushing demand, we are in effect gaining two more years, maybe three, in which we in the consuming world have added to our time before the peak, and could take good advantage of, since the peak is right upon us-I have it still at 2015 for all liquids. But, given the way we’re going about it, given the politics, given the direction of the world–like the Chavezs nationalizing all those oil service companies, and the continued Russian attitude–I don’t think that mankind is going to take advantage of those extra two or three years.
Natural Gas
The US’s supply of natural gas has been much in the news lately as prices Continue Reading
Bill O'Reilly, The O'Reilly Factor
“I’m a free-market guy, but the government must step in to stop the [oilprice] speculators!” Continue Reading
Statistic of the Week
Today more than half the USA’s nitrogen fertilizer is imported, and about 20 percent of Continue Reading
Review June 15, 2009
1. Production and Prices Starting the week at $68 a barrel, oil traded as high Continue Reading
Marshall Adkins, Managing Director, Energy Equity Research, Raymond James
Global oil production peaked in 2008, and I think that as you scale back activity Continue Reading
US Imports
In recent years, the US has been importing roughly 400 million barrels of oil and Continue Reading
Production and Prices
Starting the week at $68 a barrel, oil traded as high as $73 before closing Continue Reading
China
While the OECD’s economies continue to stagnate, the situation in China is less clear. Chinese Continue Reading
Don Stowers, Editor, Oil & Gas Financial Journal
“The reality is that the economy will come back and when it does there are Continue Reading
Week of June 8, 2009
1. Production and Prices Oil prices opened and closed the week around $68 a Continue Reading
Production and Prices
Oil prices opened and closed the week around $68 a barrel. At one point they Continue Reading
Airlines Under Pressure
Last summer with oil prices approaching $150 a barrel, the world’s airlines were approaching collapse. Continue Reading
Update on China
Prior to last summer’s Olympics, China was moving the oil markets by importing unprecedented quantities Continue Reading
Briefs
Over the next 11 years, Canada‘s oil industry is likely to produce 500,000 b/d less Continue Reading
Briefs
The Middle East’s LNG capacity will rise to 100 million tons a year Continue Reading
Quote of the Week
“The quickest and easiest way to reduce our carbon footprint is through energy efficiency. Energy Continue Reading
Brazil
Last week Brazil’s energy minister announced that international companies will be invited to bid for Continue Reading
The Rebound
For many months now the major question perplexing the world’s policymakers, and nearly everybody else, Continue Reading
Production and Prices
Oil prices surged to a six-month high above $66 a barrel last week, despite protests Continue Reading
Week of June 1, 2009
1. Production and Prices Oil prices surged to a six-month high above $66 a barrel Continue Reading