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Trends
2016, May, 31, 19:40:00
STRONG RUSSIAN OIL
Russia’s crude production continuing to grow this year by around 100,000 b/d or even slightly above this figure. The growth is supported by investments made in previous years.
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2016, May, 30, 18:05:00
NIGERIAN OIL DOWN 50%
Nigeria's crude oil and condensate production has fallen almost 50% from the start of the year to around 1.1 million b/d.
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2016, May, 30, 18:00:00
U.S. RIGS UNCHANGED
U.S. Rig Count is unchanged from last week at 404, with oil rigs down 2 to 316, gas rigs up 2 to 87, and miscellaneous rigs unchanged at 1. Canadian Rig Count is down 1 rig from last week to 43, with oil rigs down 2 to 14, gas rigs up 1 to 28, and miscellaneous rigs unchanged at 1.
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2016, May, 27, 20:30:00
EUROPE WANT PRICE
Over the last decade “many solutions had been tested and some, such as Europe’s Emissions Trading System (ETS), were only partially successful.”
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2016, May, 27, 20:25:00
U.S. WANT YOUR MONEY AGAIN
Thanks to industry innovation and technological advancements, we’ve transitioned from an era of energy scarcity to an era of energy abundance. The new challenge is to keep moving forward, not backward. We must continue to think long term - continue to ensure access to new areas for safe and responsible energy development, and invest in reliable energy infrastructure - to protect U.S. consumers, businesses and national security for generations to come.
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2016, May, 26, 21:00:00
OIL RESERVES LESS
With most companies indicating continued reductions in E&D budgets absent a meaningful increase in crude oil prices, proved reserves additions will likely continue to decline.
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2016, May, 26, 20:25:00
NORWEGIAN OIL WILL DOWN
Oil companies operating in Norway expect to spend 153.2 billion kroner ($18.47 billion) on exploration and production next year, the weakest figure since 2011 and nearly a third below the sector’s all-time high of NOK220.7 billion two years ago. In 2016, they expect to spend NOK165.9 billion on exploration and production, down from NOK195.4 billion a year earlier and 1% below a similar estimate made in February.
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2016, May, 25, 20:35:00
CHEVRON: TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS
“But when you sign agreements and create the impression that it’s going to be implemented when no one’s identified the trillions of dollars that it’s going to cost, it’s just not clear that’s going to deliver.”
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2016, May, 24, 20:00:00
OIL DISCOVERIES DOWN BY TWICE
The sharp drop in oil prices over the past two years has led companies including Exxon Mobil and Royal Dutch Shell to sharply reduce budgets, particularly for exploration, where spending fell in 2015 to around 95 billion from $168 billion two years earlier, according to Morgan Stanley.
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2016, May, 24, 19:35:00
BP CHANGES STRATEGY
BP has the lowest amount of pre-FID (final investment decision) resource, which leads to the weakest future growth rates.
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2016, May, 22, 15:20:00
SAUDI NEED MORE MONEY
Saudi Arabia’s debt plans come as falling oil prices encourage other Gulf countries, including Abu Dhabi and Oman, to turn to capital markets for funding, setting a new record for borrowing by Middle Eastern governments so far in 2016. This week, Qatar said it was looking to tap dollar bond markets for the first time in five years.
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2016, May, 22, 15:05:00
U.S. OIL DEMAND UP, PRODUCTION DOWN
Crude oil production fell 7.8 percent from April 2015 to average 8.9 million barrels per day in April, the lowest output level in 20 months. Natural gas liquids (NGL) production, a co-product of natural gas production, rose from prior year. NGL production in April averaged 3.3 million barrels per day, 0.7 percent higher than last year. This was the highest April output level on record.
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2016, May, 19, 20:40:00
U.S. OIL & GAS PRODUCTION DOWN
Crude oil production in June from the seven major US shale regions is expected to fall 113,000 b/d month-over-month to 4.85 million b/d. Gas production from the regions is forecast to fall 464 MMcfd.
Trends
2016, May, 19, 20:35:00
OIL COMPANIES RESTRUCTURING
Oil and gas producers depend largely on bank credit lines to run their businesses. Cmpanies getting ready to restructure are working closely with their bankers before filing for bankruptcy.
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2016, May, 19, 20:30:00
OIL DRILLING EFFICIENCY
As the number of failed operators mounts, the surviving companies are laying the groundwork for what they forecast will be an era of slower but steadier growth in the state at the epicenter of the U.S.’s energy boom.