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How Will This Week’s China-U.S. Meeting Impact LNG Exports?
Energy News Beat — President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping meet in Washington on Thursday, September 24. The agenda is broader than energy. For the U.S. LNG industry, the meeting is still one of the most important political events of the year. China is the world’s largest LNG importer. The United States is the […]
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Refineries Under Fire: How Policy, Geopolitics, and Climate Ideology Created a Global Energy Crisis
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Exploration & Production
Tanker Rates Will Force Oil Buying by Location – Paper oil price vs. Physical Delivery price hits a wall.
The oil market is no longer one price. It is a map. Javier Blas put the new arithmetic on the table in Bloomberg Opinion on September 21: hiring a Very Large Crude Carrier from the Persian Gulf to Asia has jumped twelvefold in a few months to a record $1.1 million a day. Translate that […]
Saudi Arabia Notifies Europe They Will Not Be Getting October Deliveries
Aramco’s East-West pipeline outage leaves European term buyers with a zero allocation for October. Crude is being rerouted to Asia. Products, not barrels, remain the tighter market. Saudi Aramco has told European term customers they will receive no crude in October under long-term contracts, according to people familiar with the decision cited by Bloomberg and […]
Continental Resources signed a memorandum of understanding with Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) on September 16 to operate and develop the Ayacucho 2 Block in Venezuela’s Orinoco Belt, marking the Oklahoma independent’s first move into the country and adding another U.S. operator to a rapidly expanding slate of post-sanctions oil deals.
The MOU is not a final development contract. Continental and PDVSA said they intend to convert it into a long-term Contrato de Participación Productiva (CPP) in the coming weeks. Once that agreement is signed, Continental would operate the block with a 100% working interest. The announcement was made in Houston during the G20 energy ministers […]






























