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Most Recent Articles by Oilprice.com:
The Multi-Trillion Dollar Oil Market Swindle
July 15, 2015
Why regulators, and especially the media, refuse to address this, even in theory, and instead choose to perpetuate the falsehood of oversupply is beyond me
OPEC, Get Ready For The Second U.S. Oil Boom
July 14, 2015
When low oil prices close doors, technology steps in to reopen them, and certainly innovation will drive the next U.S. oil boom—and the latest advancements are already commercially viable.
U.S. Oil Glut An EIA Invention?
June 29, 2015
Data Errors Have Real World Consequences
Why Buffett Bet A Billion On Solar
June 26, 2015
Miles Per Acre Per Year
Expect A Wave Of Consolidation In The Oil Industry
June 24, 2015
It appears the Saudis, despite being educated here in the US, have neglected their capital market & economic classes as we are witnessing the E&P model self-correcting itself
The Dark Side Of The Shale Bust
June 16, 2015
The bust may not turn to boom again anytime soon, but with WTI now in the $60 territory, many are hoping the worst is over.
Busting The “Canadian Bakken” Myth
June 11, 2015
ConocoPhillips and Husky have both suspended exploration in the play, scared off by the oil price rout.
The Evolution Of The Oil Weapon
June 4, 2015
The oil weapon first came into existence in 1965, when Egypt nationalized the Suez Canal
The end result of these actions is that per-barrel costs of oil have fallen to around $60 today versus $75 a year ago
Are US Drillers Actually Making A Comeback?
May 20, 2015
Drillers that have loaded up on debt to drill in high-cost areas – have yet to be forced out of the market. The drilling boom is not back yet
Saudi Arabia Continues To Turn Screws On U.S. Shale
May 13, 2015
Oil inventories in the U.S. are still at 80-year highs, which should keep a lid on prices. That will continue to inflict damage on U.S. drillers
EPA Mercury and Air Toxics Standards
Why The US Should Worry About Oil Sector Jobs
April 30, 2015
As oil prices have fallen, so too have the profits for oil companies and all the other companies in the oil supply chain
Tesla Could Be Changing The Dynamics Of Global Energy
April 30, 2015
Batteries already may be much more profitable than most people realize, and so if Tesla can open up new markets for its products, it could drive the company's earnings dramatically higher.
Have Natural Gas Prices Bottomed?
April 29, 2015
Producers are no longer receiving NGL subsidies from high prices in areas like Eagle Ford to justify new drilling as NGL prices hover in mid-teens
Oil Price War May Benefit Both US Shale And Saudi Arabia
April 24, 2015
US oil producers are taking unparalleled steps to lower their costs which will result in much more efficient operations in the end
Dutch-developed next generation Salttech desalination technology
How Much Longer Can OPEC Hold Out?
April 10, 2015
Leaving the heavyweights to one side; it is quite evident that OPEC, as a group, has become somewhat weakened
Top 12 Media Myths On Oil Prices
April 9, 2015
A stronger dollar will also do its work here as will a Saudi Arabia hell bent on market share. There will be less and less for shorts to hold onto and very few will want to be stuck on the same side of the trade as the big investment banks.
Is Warren Buffett Wrong About Oil Stocks?
April 2, 2015
Buffet's successes in the resource sector demonstrate that you should buy when prices are low, the sector is out of favor, company cash flows are still stable, and companies are selling for less than its book value.
Can Argentina Capitalize On Its Vast Shale Reserves?
April 1, 2015
Foreign investors are also trickling back to Argentina. Chevron was the first oil major to take the plunge with a deal worth a potential $15 billion
Driverless Cars Poised To Transform Automotive Industry
March 27, 2015
This transformative automobile technology will be a game-changer for other industries as well, from software makers to suppliers of entertainment.
100,000 Layoffs and Counting: Is this the New Normal?
March 19, 2015
Number of energy jobs cut globally has climbed well above 100,000 as once-bustling oil hubs in Scotland, Australia and Brazil, among other countries, empty out
Roman Abramovich Invests $15M In New US Fracking Technology
February 25, 2015
It will be hard for the conspiracy theorists to digest, but for the investor looking for the next big thing, it goes down pretty smoothly, from Russia with ... a great deal of pragmatism.
The Easy Oil Is Gone So Where Do We Look Now?
February 24, 2015
Among the oil majors eyeing the Arctic prize, Shell has been drilling off the coast of Alaska for decades, Statoil is active in the Norwegian Arctic, and ExxonMobil is exploring with Russia's Rosneft in the Russian far north
Is Oil Returning To $100 Or Dropping To $10?
February 24, 2015
Near term oil will trade in an approximate range of $50-$70
Why Oil Prices Must Go Up
February 19, 2015
Over the long-term, oil exploration companies may struggle to bring new sources of supply online
Oil’s Survival Of The Fittest: Interview With Stan Szary
February 10, 2015
Canadian-based Saturn Minerals, President and CEO Stan Szary
Rise Of The Vulture Investing Class
February 5, 2015
The onerous terms on new debt obviously makes it even less likely that oil drillers will be able to get back on their feet
Arctic Oil On Life Support
February 2, 2015
In Russia, Arctic dreams are also going to disappoint, although for different reasons