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U.S. oil exports may be rising but production isn’t

March 2, 2023

Oil Price Exports of crude oil from the United States have surged since Russia invaded Ukraine last year, with Europe turning into the biggest buyer of U.S. crude. The story is pretty much the same as in gas. And so is the production side of this story. When gas prices plummeted in December amid milder-than-expected weather despite a couple of

Oil prices just had their best quarter in 30 years — what’s next?

July 1, 2020

CNBC Oil prices registered their best quarterly performance in 30 years during the three months through to the end of June, staging a dramatic comeback after falling to record lows in April. Brent crude futures skyrocketed more than 80% in the second quarter. It was the international benchmark’s best quarterly performance since the third quarter of 1990, when it registered gains

Oil & Gas 360 The U.S. energy sector, while not entering a downturn, is facing an extended period of lower oil prices, lower profits and tighter spending, ultimately leading to slower growth, fewer companies and fewer jobs

2018: The World’s Largest Public Oil & Gas Companies

March 8, 2018

In this update to our 2016 rankings, the top two slots in the list still belong to the Russian giants, Exxon is still third, and PetroChina held onto fourth place – but Shell and BP flipped positions, changing the makeup of the world’s five largest oil companies With 2017 in the books, it is a good time to see where

U.S. oil exports may be rising but production isn’t

Oil prices just had their best quarter in 30 years — what’s next?

2018: The World’s Largest Public Oil & Gas Companies

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