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Globally, China is the leader in renewable energy capacity installations, but it is also a leader in coal-fired power and continues to be the key driver of record-high global coal demand

The outlook may be uncertain, but the current trend is definitely one of drawing down oil stocks—a sign of increased oil demand while OPEC+ continues to restrict output

The U.S. shale sector might be down but is by no means about to go out. Shale companies know it, and have been busy consolidating their operations so as to be better primed for the oil price recovery

Rising global electric vehicle market

Some analysts expect that China may start selling the oil it bought on the cheap in the spring. Now that would be really bad news for oil prices.

Bankruptcies in the U.S. shale patch are rising

Just how much electricity does the entire US marijuana industry consume?

Beijing may instead decide to sit and wait


Asian consumers will need to prepare for severe price hikes in the most optimistic scenario

Gold has a link to humanity with which no other currency can compete

Saudi Arabia can do a lot, but saving the global economy if the Gulf explodes is not one of their capabilities


The cannabis industry is hiding a dirty little secret

The oil and gas industry has enjoyed a golden era under the Trump administration, but it may only be temporary.

Despite plans to transform its economy from over-reliance on crude oil and despite gradually losing its dominant position as the single biggest oil price mover, Saudi Arabia is not willing to give up its geopolitical and market power


Some analysts are expecting the Aramco-SABIC merger to be a major step forward in the Aramco IPO

Political and environmental pressure groups should realize that pushing too hard for change could produce a boomerang effect of unwanted-order

Will the world need oil in 2040? Saudi Aramco's answer to this question is an emphatic 'yes'.

The number of drilled but uncompleted wells (DUCs) in the U.S. shale patch has skyrocketed

Oil traders are still awaiting more definitive clues about the supply/demand balance


Iran should continue to lose exports in the months ahead

"Until the industry as a whole improves, producing both sustained profits and consistently positive cash flows, careful investors would be wise to view fracking companies as speculative investments"

Venezuela and Iran the two principal factors driving up oil prices

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The Downside For Oil Is Limited September 11, 2018
With two months to go on Iran sanctions, exports are falling fast. U.S. crude inventories are at their lowest point in years, and Saudi Arabia is going to be forced to burn through much of its spare capacity

Utah's oil sands industry

Could OPEC be on the way out? Maybe

Considering the intensity of efforts by the U.S. to cut off as much Iranian oil exports as possible, it is unlikely that even Iran's significant discounts to Asian customers will save the country's oil exports