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  1. c


    It looks like the tug of price war between the U.S., Russia and Saudi Arabia as the three biggest producers of crude oil worldwide...

  2. WK


    The short term headlines has all been about weak demand, the question is whether really true or a function of equity prices. Just took a...

  3. Rodent


    Rebels resumed pipeline attacks in Colombia hours after the ceasefire expired.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkZC7sqImaM

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  4. Tom Kirkman


    Amusingly, it seems that the New York Times copied and pasted this entire Reuters article and hid most of the Reuters article behind their NYT...

  5. MJ


    Read recently that a bunch of companies have all piled into West Texas for the frac sand, and all combined they are planning to...
      

  6. AC


    U.S. sanctions on Venezuela’s oil industry have made winners out of Royal Dutch Shell Plc and BP Plc, Gulf of Mexico offshore heavyweights, as...

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  7. MG


    The oil-sands recovery technique patented by folks connected with Petroteq, incorporated in California, having Canadian engineers, and a backstop financier an oil dealer in...
      

  8. Tom Kirkman


    Haaretz article about Saudi oil. This series could get interesting. Oil and Politics - my favorite spicy dish : )   Saudi Arabia, oil superpower, now forced to...

  9. cv


    Drillers Fighting for New Life   (Bloomberg) -- For the oilfield services industry, it’s no longer about merely navigating a downturn. It’s now about survival. Five years...
      

  10. MR


    Can anyone  explain the impact  of saudi aramco approval in oil price please
      

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  11. rainman


     A U.S. decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran is supporting China’s newly established crude oil futures, and may spur efforts to start trading oil...
      

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  12. PP


    After shrinking consistently for months, global oil stocks began rising again at the start of this year. The IEA, OPEC and the U.S. Energy...
      

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  13. BB


    OPEC playing same old games (1) will say recommend 600k or 1 million cut and then SURPRISE ! It's  1.2 mm bbls cut.  OMG...

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  14. ronwagn


    I have been told by old timers that all the oil has already been found, the latest technology is nothing new, we should do...
      

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  15. Tom Kirkman


    Here's what I posted yesterday morning (Friday around 6am) in a huff over on Linkedin (different audience than here, about half of my connections...

  16. James Regan


    As per Oil Price- Are we finally hearing and seeing a Peak in the Rhetoric. Years of that kind of spin are starting to wear...
      

  17. OS


    Is anybody watching what's going on with Citgo? What happens to its three US refineries (Illinois, Texas, Louisiana) now that company execs are being...
      

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  18. Tom Kirkman


    For lurkers, if you do a quick check of my comments, you will see I have been commenting repeatedly that I've been hoping for...
      

  19. TN


    [Radiactive Dirty Bomb scenario also on THREAD. ] Irina's EXCERPT - "According to available information, representatives of this unit of the British Navy took...

  20. SM


    BP said Tuesday it will take an additional charge of $1.7 billion (1.4 billion euros) in the fourth quarter of 2017 linked to the...
      

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  21. BB


    The OPEC+ Cut helps but hardly makes up for demand loss. It's not a supply problem at this time.  It's the DEMAND. Said the OPEC+ cuts...

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  22. MP


    Quote   https://www.linkedin.com/posts/meredithpoor_chevron-ceo-says-no-new-refineries-in-usever-activity-6938641347490807808-Fdh6?utm_source=linkedin_share&utm_medium=member_desktop_web So lets see here - no methane to liquids conversions, no 'biocrude' refining, no oil excreting algae, no electrochemical ethanol or other fuel production...

  23. MP


    A gallon of gasoline has an energy equivalent to 32Kwh. For the purposes of this discussion 'gasoline' means n-heptane - C7H16. Diesel fuel has...
      

  24. PZ


    Lukoil, Russia’s second-largest crude producer, saw profits jump by nearly half in 2018 on higher oil prices and a weaker rouble, the company said...
      

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  25. AV


    Five years after the sanction,  major offshore project on Canada's Atlantic coast started flowing. It is expected to have a production of 150,000 barrels a day. 

  26. rainman


    Oil-rich South Sudan is struggling to increase production of crude several months after the end of its civil war, and the political upheaval in...
      

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  27. CMOP


    Adnoc will make available 6 new onshore and offshore blocks for competitive bid within Abu Dhabi. Our estimates suggest that these new blocks contain...
      

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  28. PZ


    BP joined its competitors in posting a strong 2018 performance, with a doubling of profits driven by strong growth in oil and gas output...
      

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  29. Tom Kirkman


    Lengthy article from Petroleum Economist with oodles of reasonings. My view on this is pretty simple - OPEC (especially Saudi Arabia) is getting way too...
      

  30. James Regan


    https://www.linkedin.com/posts/joe-dancy-8069637_bakken-ugcPost-6573709566205321216-kGz0 How many refineries can handle this light API-43?