Energy prices have skyrocketed since the beginning of Russia’s assault on Ukraine, and analysts expect them to continue rising.
The United States has banned all imports of Russian energy, and other allies could be right on their heels.
Replacing Russian oil will prove to be a difficult task, and it may not even be possible without the help of OPEC.
2022/03/10 09:23
Oil is now holding near its highest level since 2008.
Consumers and industries alike are beginning to feel the sting.
Some analysts are predicting that sustained high oil prices could result in demand destruction.
2022/03/10 09:16
Big Oil’s exodus from Russia is due in part to the workers on the ground refusing to welcome Russian supplies.
In the U.K., dock workers have taken a stand by refusing to unload Russian oil and gas.
Unions and workers in Australia, Canada and the U.S. have also joined the efforts to halt the delivery of Russian oil and gas cargoes.
2022/03/10 09:03
Venezuela -the largest oil reserves in the world was driven by a breakdown in the rule of law and the disintegration of government institutions.
2022/02/25 18:27
Global spending on clean energy climbed 27 percent in 2021, hitting a record high of $755 billion according to a Bloomberg New Energy report.
Oil and gas companies are playing an increasingly important role in this sector, with upstream oil and gas producers completing 81 clean energy deals in 2021.
A larger variety of clean energy sectors are receiving attention from oil and gas majors, with a renewed focus on hydrogen, electric vehicle charging, and biofuel projects.
2022/02/19 16:16
The fallout from the pandemic and civil unrest across Colombia has left its oil industry in a state of crisis.
Colombia’s dire hydrocarbons shortage is weighing heavily on the Andean nation’s petroleum-dependent economy.
Nevertheless, despite those hazards and the risks they pose to Colombia, there are signs that the outlook for the country’s petroleum industry is improving.
2022/02/11 19:23
The Supreme Court Case That Could Transform Energy Markets as below:
2021/12/21 17:35
India is going all-in on renewable energy, with big plans to scale up its solar sector.

As a part of the move, India is looking to cut ties with China as it prioritizes its domestic solar industry.
2021/12/21 17:31
It appears that oil market oversupply may already be upon us, with demand being hit hard by Omicron and by China cracking down on its independent refiners.
2021/12/21 17:28
Oil and gas companies have well and truly recovered from what was a crisis year in 2020, with some companies now posting record cash flow.
2021/12/17 17:44
Prior to the pandemic, the utilization rate of U.S. oil pipelines stood at 60 to 70 percent.Half Of U.S. Oil Pipelines Sit Empty NOW.
2021/12/17 17:40
Extreme weather events resulting from the changing climate are threatening some 40 percent of the world’s recoverable oil and gas reserves, risk consultancy Verisk Maplecroft has said in a new report.
2021/12/17 17:36
Energy prices have skyrocketed since the beginning of Russia’s assault on Ukraine, and analysts expect them to continue rising.
The United States has banned all imports of Russian energy, and other allies could be right on their heels.
Replacing Russian oil will prove to be a difficult task, and it may not even be possible without the help of OPEC.
Oil is now holding near its highest level since 2008.
Consumers and industries alike are beginning to feel the sting.
Some analysts are predicting that sustained high oil prices could result in demand destruction.
Big Oil’s exodus from Russia is due in part to the workers on the ground refusing to welcome Russian supplies.
In the U.K., dock workers have taken a stand by refusing to unload Russian oil and gas.
Unions and workers in Australia, Canada and the U.S. have also joined the efforts to halt the delivery of Russian oil and gas cargoes.
Venezuela -the largest oil reserves in the world was driven by a breakdown in the rule of law and the disintegration of government institutions.
Global spending on clean energy climbed 27 percent in 2021, hitting a record high of $755 billion according to a Bloomberg New Energy report.
Oil and gas companies are playing an increasingly important role in this sector, with upstream oil and gas producers completing 81 clean energy deals in 2021.
A larger variety of clean energy sectors are receiving attention from oil and gas majors, with a renewed focus on hydrogen, electric vehicle charging, and biofuel projects.
The fallout from the pandemic and civil unrest across Colombia has left its oil industry in a state of crisis.
Colombia’s dire hydrocarbons shortage is weighing heavily on the Andean nation’s petroleum-dependent economy.
Nevertheless, despite those hazards and the risks they pose to Colombia, there are signs that the outlook for the country’s petroleum industry is improving.
The Supreme Court Case That Could Transform Energy Markets as below:
India is going all-in on renewable energy, with big plans to scale up its solar sector.

As a part of the move, India is looking to cut ties with China as it prioritizes its domestic solar industry.
It appears that oil market oversupply may already be upon us, with demand being hit hard by Omicron and by China cracking down on its independent refiners.
Oil and gas companies have well and truly recovered from what was a crisis year in 2020, with some companies now posting record cash flow.
Prior to the pandemic, the utilization rate of U.S. oil pipelines stood at 60 to 70 percent.Half Of U.S. Oil Pipelines Sit Empty NOW.
Extreme weather events resulting from the changing climate are threatening some 40 percent of the world’s recoverable oil and gas reserves, risk consultancy Verisk Maplecroft has said in a new report.

Oil And Gas Companies Set For Record Free Cash Flow This Summer

2021/06/25 15:28
Oil And Gas Companies Set For Record Free Cash Flow This Summer

With oil trading above $70 per barrel while investment activity remains low, the world’s publicly traded exploration and production (E&P) companies are set to generate record-breaking free cash flows (FCF) in 2021, a Rystad Energy report projects. Their combined FCF is expected to surge to $348 billion this year, with the previous high being $311 billion back in 2008.

Rystad Energy estimates that total gross revenue for all public upstream companies is expected to increase by almost $500 billion in 2021, or 55% compared to last year (excluding hedging effects). At the same time, the investment level of these companies is only expected to grow by around 2% in 2021, resulting in significantly higher profits.

A key reason for the all-time-high FCF is the turnaround in the US tight oil industry. Historically, this industry has struggled to generate positive returns, but this could change in 2021. We estimate that all public tight oil companies will to make close to $60 billion in FCF this year, before hedging effects.

The conventional onshore supply segment is in line to earn the highest level of FCF this year at close to $160 billion – but is still behind the record touched in 2011. Both deepwater and offshore shelf are recovering this year, each ending up with close to $60 billion in FCF. However, tight oil is expected to surpass both these offshore segments in 2021.

“Oil demand has gradually increased after the initial shock of the Covid-19 pandemic, and OPEC+ continues to hold back volumes from the market. The consequent high price movement has been further supported by a slow ramp-up in US tight oil activity. In conjunction with the persisting low investment environment, E&Ps are enjoying super-profits,” says Espen Erlingsen, head of upstream research at Rystad Energy.

The FCF comeback means more surplus cash for E&P companies and historically there has been a strong link between FCF and activity levels. Merger and acquisition (M&A) activity has recovered in 2021, with transaction values increasing by around 30% compared to 2020. New projects are also making a comeback: The amount of greenfield investment that has been sanctioned as of June has already matched the full year 2020 total, and we expect the full 2021 level to be double that of last year.