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U.S. Supply, Global Efforts Cushion Global Oil Markets After Weekend Attack
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Dean Foreman
Posted September 16, 2019
An attack on a Saudi Arabian oil processing facility over the weekend has knocked out a significant part of Saudi production, at least temporarily, shaking oil markets. The precise amount and duration of the outage remains uncertain, and there are still unknowns about the attack that caused it, which in turn has inflated the risk premium on oil prices due to market fears about what may happen next within the region.
The market’s initial direction is clear, with Brent crude oil up more than $8 per barrel as of 3 p.m. Monday, per Bloomberg. Let’s break down what’s happened in context, recognizing that the U.S. energy revolution has fundamentally added to U.S. and global near-term deliverability of oil, natural gas and natural gas liquids, generally helping stabilize the global market against supply disruptions.
Market Demand for U.S. Energy
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Mark Green
Posted May 18, 2015
Wall Street Journal: BRUSSELS—The European Union is increasing pressure on Washington to include an energy chapter in a planned trans-Atlantic trade deal that would allow U.S. exports of natural gas and oil and reduce the bloc’s dependency on Russia.
In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Maros Sefcovic, the EU’s energy chief, said that easing flows of liquefied natural gas and crude oil from the U.S. to the EU is one of the bloc’s goals for the trans-Atlantic trade and investment partnership, or TTIP, that is currently under negotiation. The U.S. has so far resisted an energy chapter in TTIP, but the shale-gas boom in the U.S. and the EU’s trouble with Russia have pushed the issue into focus.
“We believe that the energy chapter in TTIP…could make a quite important contribution to the mutually beneficial trade exchange, but also to the energy security of the EU,” Mr. Sefcovic said.
Strike Four for the New York Times on Shale Gas
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Mark Green
Posted June 27, 2011
Blogger Conference Call - Gas Prices
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Jane Van Ryan
Posted March 17, 2011
The Administration's Counterproductive Tax Proposal
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Jane Van Ryan
Posted February 23, 2011
Why Are Gas Prices Rising?
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Mark Green
Posted January 19, 2011
Taxes at the Pump
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Jane Van Ryan
Posted January 14, 2011
The Latest on Prices
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Jane Van Ryan
Posted January 12, 2011
EIA: U.S. Fuel Price Predictions
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Jane Van Ryan
Posted December 7, 2010
Crude Oil Prices at Two-Year High
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Jane Van Ryan
Posted December 6, 2010