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How An Energy Expert Triggered Vladimir Putin With One Word
Daniel Yergin was at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum in 2013 when he got a daunting request: Could he pose the first question from the audience to Vladimir Putin?
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OPEC, Russia Approve Record Oil Supply Cut Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Measures to slow the spread of the coronavirus have destroyed demand for fuel and driven down oil prices, straining budgets of oil producers and hammering the US shale industry.
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Foreign Media On What's On Agenda At "Howdy Modi" Event In Houston
Howdy Modi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's imminent visit to the US energy capital is fuelling speculation the second most-populous nation will further tap America's shale gas bonanza.
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US Briefly Overtakes Saudi Arabia As Top Oil Exporter
The Paris-based agency maintained its estimate for growth in global oil demand during 2019 at 1.1 million bpd and 1.3 million bpd for next year.
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Crude Prices Breach $80 A Barrel For First Time Since November 2014
Market watchers are beginning to talk again about oil prices returning to $100 per barrel and more.
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Canada's Oil Sands Survive, But Can't Thrive In A $50 Oil World
Canada's oil sands producers are stuck in a rut. The nation's oil firms are retrenching, with large producers planning little or no further expansion and some smaller projects struggling even to cover their operating costs
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'Axis Of Love': Saudi Arabia, Russia Detente Heralds New Oil Order
A meeting between the two men who run Russia and Saudi Arabia's oil empires spoke volumes about the new relationship between the energy superpowers. It was the first time that Rosneft boss Igor Sechin and Saudi Aramco chief Amin Nasser had held a formal meeting.
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Oil Hits Three-Month Lows As Inventories Rise
OPEC, which has reduced output even more than it had pledged last year, also said in its monthly report that US shale output and other non-OPEC supply was increasing.
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Exxon To Invest $20 Billion On US Gulf Coast Refining Projects
Exxon last month pledged to boost this year's spending by 16 per cent to expand operations, especially in shale production, after the company posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit, helped by rising oil prices and lower costs.
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All Hail Saudi Arabia's Victory In War On High-Cost Oil
Saudi oil minister Khalid Al-Falih said at last week's Oil & Money conference in London, if OPEC had cut output in November 2014 to support prices, it would have had to do so again in 2015 and 2016.
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Oil Glut Set To Ease This Year: International Energy Agency
A global oil glut that has hit energy companies hard but meant cheap prices for consumers is set to ease by year's end as US shale production slides, the International Energy Agency (IEA) has said.
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Oil Dips as Rising Iranian Output to Counter Falling US Shale Production
Oil prices dipped slightly in early trading on Tuesday after posting strong gains the previous session on the back of an expected drop in U.S. production, but which analysts expect to be countered by rising output from Iran.
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Oil Soars 7% on Bets of US Shale Output Falling, Equity Rally
Oil markets jumped as much as 7 per cent on Monday as speculation about falling US shale output and a rally in equities fed the notion that crude prices may be bottoming after their 20-month collapse.
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Oil Slump Fallout: RIL to Slash Capex for Shale Gas Business in US
Reliance Industries (RIL), which on Tuesday reported its best-ever quarterly net income at Rs 7,290 crore on better refining margins, said it will continue to scale down capital expenditure (capex) for its struggling shale gas business in the US.
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Governments Shouldn't Count on Low Oil Prices: IEA
Global oil prices have more than halved since June 2014 on rising US shale oil output and as members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) decided to defend market share rather than cut production.
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How An Energy Expert Triggered Vladimir Putin With One Word
Daniel Yergin was at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum in 2013 when he got a daunting request: Could he pose the first question from the audience to Vladimir Putin?
-
OPEC, Russia Approve Record Oil Supply Cut Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Measures to slow the spread of the coronavirus have destroyed demand for fuel and driven down oil prices, straining budgets of oil producers and hammering the US shale industry.
-
Foreign Media On What's On Agenda At "Howdy Modi" Event In Houston
Howdy Modi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's imminent visit to the US energy capital is fuelling speculation the second most-populous nation will further tap America's shale gas bonanza.
-
US Briefly Overtakes Saudi Arabia As Top Oil Exporter
The Paris-based agency maintained its estimate for growth in global oil demand during 2019 at 1.1 million bpd and 1.3 million bpd for next year.
-
Crude Prices Breach $80 A Barrel For First Time Since November 2014
Market watchers are beginning to talk again about oil prices returning to $100 per barrel and more.
-
Canada's Oil Sands Survive, But Can't Thrive In A $50 Oil World
Canada's oil sands producers are stuck in a rut. The nation's oil firms are retrenching, with large producers planning little or no further expansion and some smaller projects struggling even to cover their operating costs
-
'Axis Of Love': Saudi Arabia, Russia Detente Heralds New Oil Order
A meeting between the two men who run Russia and Saudi Arabia's oil empires spoke volumes about the new relationship between the energy superpowers. It was the first time that Rosneft boss Igor Sechin and Saudi Aramco chief Amin Nasser had held a formal meeting.
-
Oil Hits Three-Month Lows As Inventories Rise
OPEC, which has reduced output even more than it had pledged last year, also said in its monthly report that US shale output and other non-OPEC supply was increasing.
-
Exxon To Invest $20 Billion On US Gulf Coast Refining Projects
Exxon last month pledged to boost this year's spending by 16 per cent to expand operations, especially in shale production, after the company posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit, helped by rising oil prices and lower costs.
-
All Hail Saudi Arabia's Victory In War On High-Cost Oil
Saudi oil minister Khalid Al-Falih said at last week's Oil & Money conference in London, if OPEC had cut output in November 2014 to support prices, it would have had to do so again in 2015 and 2016.
-
Oil Glut Set To Ease This Year: International Energy Agency
A global oil glut that has hit energy companies hard but meant cheap prices for consumers is set to ease by year's end as US shale production slides, the International Energy Agency (IEA) has said.
-
Oil Dips as Rising Iranian Output to Counter Falling US Shale Production
Oil prices dipped slightly in early trading on Tuesday after posting strong gains the previous session on the back of an expected drop in U.S. production, but which analysts expect to be countered by rising output from Iran.
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Oil Soars 7% on Bets of US Shale Output Falling, Equity Rally
Oil markets jumped as much as 7 per cent on Monday as speculation about falling US shale output and a rally in equities fed the notion that crude prices may be bottoming after their 20-month collapse.
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Oil Slump Fallout: RIL to Slash Capex for Shale Gas Business in US
Reliance Industries (RIL), which on Tuesday reported its best-ever quarterly net income at Rs 7,290 crore on better refining margins, said it will continue to scale down capital expenditure (capex) for its struggling shale gas business in the US.
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Governments Shouldn't Count on Low Oil Prices: IEA
Global oil prices have more than halved since June 2014 on rising US shale oil output and as members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) decided to defend market share rather than cut production.
