Reuters WASHINGTON – The Trump administration believes ahead of an expected OPEC+ meeting this week that major oil producers such as Saudi Arabia and Russia will honor their pledges to cut crude production and will not damage the global economy by changing course, a senior official said on Tuesday. “We trust that other major oil producers will not revert to
Reuters LONDON – Oil prices rose on Tuesday to near three-month highs on expectations that major producers would agree to extend output cuts that have shored up prices, during a video conference likely to be held this week. Benchmark Brent crude LCOc1 rose 2.2%, or 83 cents, to $39.15 a barrel as of 1215 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI)
CNBC West Texas Intermediate for June delivery jumped more than 12% on Monday to a two-month high, one day ahead of the contract’s expiration, as production cuts and the easing of stay-at-home restrictions supported prices. “Producers are significantly throttling back output and, with demand increasing, the market is on a slow path towards recovery,” said Rystad Energy’s senior oil markets
Reuters Oklahoma’s energy regulator on Wednesday ruled in favor of an oil company’s emergency application to classify unprofitable production as economic waste, enabling producers to maintain leases when output is halted due to low prices. The decision represents the first win by oil groups seeking regulatory relief to oil and gas prices that have tumbled to levels not seen in
Reuters DUBAI/LONDON (Reuters) – The world’s top oil producers Saudi Arabia, Russia and the United States still seemed at odds on Wednesday before this week’s meetings on potentially big output cuts to shore up crude prices that have been hammered by the coronavirus crisis. Saudi Arabia and Russia, which fell out when a previous pact on curbing supplies collapsed in
CNBC Global oil storage could reach maximum capacity within weeks, energy analysts have told CNBC, as the coronavirus crisis dramatically reduces consumption and some of the world’s most powerful crude producers start to ramp up their output. The coronavirus pandemic has meant countries have effectively had to shut down, with many governments imposing draconian measures on the daily lives of
Reuters Oil prices are set to languish near current lows in coming months as the collapse of a deal among major producers to curb output hammers a market already reeling from falling demand due to the coronavirus, a Reuters survey showed on Friday. Analysts in the snap poll slashed their forecasts of Brent crude prices LCOc1 to $42 a barrel
From The Houston Chronicle The U.S. energy sector broke another record last year as the shale boom sent natural gas and petroleum production soaring. U.S. petroleum and natural gas production jumped by 16 percent and by 12 percent respectively in 2018, setting new production records, according to a new report from the U.S. Energy Department. The U.S. surpassed Saudi Arabia
Strong EnerCom Dallas conference registrations point to 2017 energy sector uptick EnerCom Dallas, EnerCom’s Texas-based oil and gas investment conference, will bring together a slate of upstream producers and oilfield technology innovators working in key global oil and gas jurisdictions. If registrations from the institutional investment community are any indication, the energy sector should be looking for a banner year in 2017.
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