Weekly Daily Standup Top Stories U.S. Shale’s Capital Discipline Outweighs Trump’s Pro-Growth Rhetoric January 19, 2025 Clark Savage US shale producers are focused on capital discipline and shareholder returns, limiting the impact of Trump’s pro-oil policies. Increased Permian rig activity is unlikely to significantly boost oil production due to inventory depletion and efficiency […] China and India […]
Continue ReadingThe world’s biggest crude oil exporter, Saudi Aramco, bought this week its first cargo of U.S. WTI Midland, the crude grade which is now part of the dated Brent benchmark, S&P Global Commodity Insights told Reuters. The Saudi oil giant, which is also the world’s biggest oil company, bought the cargo in the Platts window from […]
Continue ReadingIndia has been granted permission to unload sanctioned Russian oil at its ports until February 27. The US sanctions have disrupted India\’s access to cheap Russian oil, and Indian refiners are scrambling for alternative supplies. India will continue to buy Russian oil only if it meets certain conditions, including a price cap of $60 per […]
Continue ReadingENB Pub Note: We recommend following Andrew Korybko\’s newsletter on Substack. He has an in-depth view of lots of geopolitical issues. Trump’s preference for sanctions and his latest threat to double down on secondary ones could derail India’s careful multi-alignment between the US and Russia by forcing it to choose between them. The media has […]
Continue ReadingIn the Energy News Beat – Conversation in Energy with Stuart Turley, speaks with Genevieve Collins, Executive Director of Americans for Prosperity in Texas, about critical topics including energy independence, education reform, and grassroots advocacy. They explore Texas\’s pivotal role in driving energy solutions, the transformative potential of school choice, and the power of empowering […]
Continue ReadingEmmanuel Johnson sees Abuja’s partnership with the group as a way to boost economic growth and geopolitical influence Nigeria’s recent accession to BRICS as a partner state is a major step towards economic revival and reducing Western influence, Emmanuel Chukwuka Johnson, chairman of the Nigeria-Russia trade and investment advisory council, has told RT in […]
Continue ReadingSan Marino, Guyana, Sierra Leone, Comoro Islands, Guinea Bissau and most notably Guinea are the flag states that stand out for their extraordinary fleet growth in the latest data compiled in Clarksons Research’s World Fleet Monitor, statistics that highlight the whack-a-mole game authorities in the West are having to fight in their bid to crack […]
Continue ReadingIn an exclusive interview with Energy Capital & Power, Pedro Ribeiro, Managing Director and Country Chair – Libya for TotalEnergies, shared the company\’s strategic plans to enhance field performance, increase production at Waha and Sharara and advance exploration efforts in the Murzuq Basin. With TotalEnergies participating in approximately half of Libya’s national production, how do […]
Continue ReadingMore than seven in 10 Scots back drilling in the North Sea to reduce the country’s reliance on foreign imports, a survey has found. The poll, carried out by Survation on behalf of consultancy firm True North, found people in Scotland would rather their energy needs be met domestically than from abroad. The UK has become increasingly reliant on […]
Continue ReadingTrump\’s executive order boosts Alaska’s resource industry by reversing limits on oil and gas extraction placed by Biden\’s regime. A sweeping executive order signed by President Donald Trump during the first hours of his second term aims to boost Alaska’s natural resource industry by reversing environmental protections that limit oil and gas extraction, logging, and other development […]
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