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[ December 20, 2025 ] Sanctions through Drone Strikes now in the Mediterranean Crude Oil News
[ December 20, 2025 ] US Oil Drillers Drop 6 Rigs This Week According to Baker Hughes: What Is the Impact to Consumers and Investors? Crude Oil News
[ December 19, 2025 ] Has the Shadow Fleet Met Its Match? Will OPEC+ Be The Beneficiary? Crude Oil News
[ December 19, 2025 ] Data Centers and LNG Play 3D Chess for Natural Gas Part 1 – Cyrus Brooks, RBAC AI
[ December 19, 2025 ] Why Fusion Is Considered Energy’s Holy Grail, and how President Trump’s media company is betting on a breakthrough ENB Pub Note
[ December 18, 2025 ] Lingering pessimism, uncertainty further weigh on oil and gas activity – Dallas Fed Crude Oil News
[ December 18, 2025 ] Venezuela Isn’t Escalation – It’s Supply Managment – DRW Crude Oil News
[ December 18, 2025 ] Even for the Trillions Spent on Wind and Solar, Coal is Still Needed Climate Crisis
[ December 18, 2025 ] JAPEX Buys U.S.-Owned Verdad Resources Intermediate Holdings for $1.3 Billion Crude Oil News
[ December 17, 2025 ] Venezuela Isn’t Escalation — It’s Supply Management Crude Oil News

Overnight Oil Report 1/7/2021: Bullish EIA stock draw bid oil up, still weakness

January 7, 2021 Mariel Alumit

ENB Publishers Note: Some overnight bullish sentiment was capped as both the Asian and Euro opens bid oil down after a 8 mm/bbl per day draw from stocks help bid prices up above $51. Follow […]

U.S. petroleum refining capacity falls to its lowest level since May 2016

December 11, 2020 Stu Turley

As of September 1 (the latest data available), the United States had 18.4 million barrels per calendar day (b/cd) of petroleum refining capacity, also known as operable atmospheric crude oil distillation capacity. U.S. refining capacity had reached a […]

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