Ukraine crisis threatens oil demand and investment, OPEC states

This post was originally published on this siteThe Ukraine crisis threatens to deepen the rising inflation, in turn hurting oil demand and investment, stated the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), reported Bloomberg. Global crude prices touched a 13-year high to $139 a barrel last week as Western sanctions on Russian supplies led to a

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Japan to sell additional 1.89 mil barrels Hout crude from national reserves

This post was originally published on this siteJapan plans to sell an additional 300,000 kiloliters, or 1.89 million barrels, of Hout crude from its national petroleum reserves via a public tender in April, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said March 16, the last sale in its joint efforts with the US and other

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Distressed Russian cargoes may do little to ease Asia's pain from high prices

This post was originally published on this siteAsia’s run rates and oil demand will come under pressure in coming months on the back of high oil prices and tight feedstock availability, and the swelling availability of spot Russian cargoes shunned by buyers elsewhere may do little to ease Asia’s pain, speakers at the S&P Global

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Crude oil futures higher as market weighs impact of China lockdowns, Iran deal progress

This post was originally published on this siteCrude oil futures were higher in mid-morning trade in Asia March 16 as market participants weighed the impact of China’s worsening COVID-19 outbreak on demand and signs of progress in the stalled Iran nuclear deal on supply. At 11 am Singapore time (0300 GMT), the May ICE Brent

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The Consequence: California’s Climate Fight May Send Its Power Demand Soaring 90%

This post was originally published on this siteCalifornia’s demand for electricity could nearly double by 2045 as the state phases out gasoline-guzzling automobiles and weans buildings off natural gas. Load on the state’s grid could rise 60% to 90% as a flood of electric vehicles hits roads and people swap out gas-burning stoves and hot water heaters

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