The sophisticated attack on Abqaiq and Khurais in Saudi Arabia on September 14 was unprecedented. It caused the single largest daily volumetric disruption to the oil market in history.
August 19, 2019
| Scott Kennedy, Mingda Qiu From Trustee China Hand Data suggests China is paying more for IPs, but it is still inconclusive about whether payments from China are actually sufficient and fair to the American IP holders.
Italy’s far-right League party came close to receiving Russian funding ahead of the 2019 European Parliament elections through a complex scheme involving the selling and buying of Russian oil.
Debates about Nord Stream 2 make several assumptions about how the pipeline might affect European gas security. Often missing from that discussion is how Nord Stream 1 changed gas flows—after all, the case against Nord Stream 2 mirrors arguments made a decade ago against...
Is China innovative if people don’t believe it is? There are a large number of cross-national metrics of innovation, and there is a growing difference between indices based on perceptions and those based on quantitative indicators.
July 25, 2019 From Energy Headlines Versus Trendlines The oil market response to rising tensions around the vicinity of the Strait of Hormuz has been tepid to date.
On July 8, President Trump, several cabinet members, and local community representatives spoke for about an hour to defend the Trump administration’s record on the environment.
There is no single formula that can tell us how much Europe is paying for U.S. LNG. As such, grand statements about the cost of U.S. LNG in Europe should be treated with great caution.
June 28, 2019 From Energy Headlines Versus Trendlines Despite a spate of positive news for Canada’s oil patch in recent months, difficult times still lay ahead.
