Oil Prices Boosted By Falling Crude Inventories
Oil Prices Boosted By Falling Crude Inventories
Crude oil prices rose today after the Energy Information Administration reported an inventory draw of 4.1 million barrels for the week to July 23.
2021/07/29 16:11
The Best Risk-Reward Plays In Oil
The Best Risk-Reward Plays In Oil
Oil prices have been ticking upwards after OPEC+ reached an agreement on Sunday that will see the group start adding 400,000 bpd production each month from August. Goldman Sachs says the agreement is modestly bullish and has forecast that Brent will hit $80 per barrel this summer. Piper Sandler says that whereas the backdrop of tighter monetary policy, the trajectory of the economic recovery, and the sustainability of inflation are likely to create some volatility curveballs, they will not be enough to derail the secular bull market.
2021/07/28 18:10
The global refining industry is already facing longer-term challenges with the energy transition.
Refiners Face Huge Long-Term Challenges
The global refining industry has not recovered yet from the impact of the pandemic, but it is already facing longer-term challenges with the energy transition.
2021/07/28 18:05
Venezuela Plans To Revive Its Oil Industry Despite U.S. Sanctions
Venezuela Plans To Revive Its Oil Industry Despite U.S. Sanctions
Venezuela is ignoring U.S. sanctions with its plan to boost production to 1.5 million bpd by the end of the year, around three times the current output.
2021/07/28 17:58
India May Join China In Bid To Lower Oil Prices
India May Join China In Bid To Lower Oil Prices
The world’s third-largest crude oil importer, India, could join China in tapping into its strategic petroleum reserve in a bid to sell lower-priced crude to its refiners amid rallying international oil prices.
2021/07/28 17:51
Libya Looks To Boost Oil Production To 1.6 Million Bpd In 2022
Libya Looks To Boost Oil Production To 1.6 Million Bpd In 2022
Libya could boost its oil production to 1.6 million barrels per day (bpd) by the middle of 2022 if the industry has the necessary funding, Libya’s Oil Minister Mohamed Oun told Italian news agency Agenzia Nova in an interview published this week.
2021/07/28 17:39
Iraq Wants Other U.S. Oil Company To Replace Exxon
Iraq Wants Other U.S. Oil Company To Replace Exxon
Iraq wants another U.S. company to replace Exxon as a shareholder in the West Qurna 1 field, one of the country's largest after the supermajor leaves the country.
2021/07/28 17:27
Iraq Oil Expert: Baghdad Shouldn't Replace Oil With Renewables
Iraq Oil Expert: Baghdad Shouldn't Replace Oil With Renewables
It is not in Iraq's best interest to adopt renewable energy at the expense of fossil fuels, energy and oil expert Hamza al-Jawaheri told local Shafaq News Agency in an interviewon Monday.
2021/07/28 14:34
Argentina’s Oil Industry Is Finally Bouncing Back
Argentina’s Oil Industry Is Finally Bouncing Back
Argentina’s Oil Industry Is Finally Bouncing Back
2021/07/27 19:22
China Could See Slowest Oil Import Growth In Two Decades
China Could See Slowest Oil Import Growth In Two Decades
High oil prices and China’s crackdown on the use of oil import quotas could result in the lowest crude oil import growth at the world’s top oil importer since 2001, analysts tell Reuters.
2021/07/26 17:09
Deadly Typhoon Threatens Strategic Chinese Oil Hub
Deadly Typhoon Threatens Strategic Chinese Oil Hub
The In-fa typhoon, which caused devastating flooding in parts of China this week—claiming at least 33 lives—is expected to make landfall this weekend in a key area hosting some of the largest Chinese refineries and oil storage tanks.
2021/07/26 17:03
Middle East Oil Giants Grapple With Cyberattacks
Middle East Oil Giants Grapple With Cyberattacks
As the global oil and gas markets are recovering from the steep sell-off last Monday, threats in the market are not just linked to demand-supply concerns. Cybersecurity specialists reported this week that hackers managed to get access to a large amount of data from Saudi oil giant Aramco. The company has confirmed that around 1TB of (confidential) data was stolen from its servers. According to AP sources, the data has been put on offer on the darknet for a price of $50 million.
2021/07/26 16:45
Oil Prices Boosted By Falling Crude Inventories
Oil Prices Boosted By Falling Crude Inventories
Crude oil prices rose today after the Energy Information Administration reported an inventory draw of 4.1 million barrels for the week to July 23.
The Best Risk-Reward Plays In Oil
The Best Risk-Reward Plays In Oil
Oil prices have been ticking upwards after OPEC+ reached an agreement on Sunday that will see the group start adding 400,000 bpd production each month from August. Goldman Sachs says the agreement is modestly bullish and has forecast that Brent will hit $80 per barrel this summer. Piper Sandler says that whereas the backdrop of tighter monetary policy, the trajectory of the economic recovery, and the sustainability of inflation are likely to create some volatility curveballs, they will not be enough to derail the secular bull market.
The global refining industry is already facing longer-term challenges with the energy transition.
Refiners Face Huge Long-Term Challenges
The global refining industry has not recovered yet from the impact of the pandemic, but it is already facing longer-term challenges with the energy transition.
Venezuela Plans To Revive Its Oil Industry Despite U.S. Sanctions
Venezuela Plans To Revive Its Oil Industry Despite U.S. Sanctions
Venezuela is ignoring U.S. sanctions with its plan to boost production to 1.5 million bpd by the end of the year, around three times the current output.
India May Join China In Bid To Lower Oil Prices
India May Join China In Bid To Lower Oil Prices
The world’s third-largest crude oil importer, India, could join China in tapping into its strategic petroleum reserve in a bid to sell lower-priced crude to its refiners amid rallying international oil prices.
Libya Looks To Boost Oil Production To 1.6 Million Bpd In 2022
Libya Looks To Boost Oil Production To 1.6 Million Bpd In 2022
Libya could boost its oil production to 1.6 million barrels per day (bpd) by the middle of 2022 if the industry has the necessary funding, Libya’s Oil Minister Mohamed Oun told Italian news agency Agenzia Nova in an interview published this week.
Iraq Wants Other U.S. Oil Company To Replace Exxon
Iraq Wants Other U.S. Oil Company To Replace Exxon
Iraq wants another U.S. company to replace Exxon as a shareholder in the West Qurna 1 field, one of the country's largest after the supermajor leaves the country.
Iraq Oil Expert: Baghdad Shouldn't Replace Oil With Renewables
Iraq Oil Expert: Baghdad Shouldn't Replace Oil With Renewables
It is not in Iraq's best interest to adopt renewable energy at the expense of fossil fuels, energy and oil expert Hamza al-Jawaheri told local Shafaq News Agency in an interviewon Monday.
Argentina’s Oil Industry Is Finally Bouncing Back
Argentina’s Oil Industry Is Finally Bouncing Back
Argentina’s Oil Industry Is Finally Bouncing Back
China Could See Slowest Oil Import Growth In Two Decades
China Could See Slowest Oil Import Growth In Two Decades
High oil prices and China’s crackdown on the use of oil import quotas could result in the lowest crude oil import growth at the world’s top oil importer since 2001, analysts tell Reuters.
Deadly Typhoon Threatens Strategic Chinese Oil Hub
Deadly Typhoon Threatens Strategic Chinese Oil Hub
The In-fa typhoon, which caused devastating flooding in parts of China this week—claiming at least 33 lives—is expected to make landfall this weekend in a key area hosting some of the largest Chinese refineries and oil storage tanks.
Middle East Oil Giants Grapple With Cyberattacks
Middle East Oil Giants Grapple With Cyberattacks
As the global oil and gas markets are recovering from the steep sell-off last Monday, threats in the market are not just linked to demand-supply concerns. Cybersecurity specialists reported this week that hackers managed to get access to a large amount of data from Saudi oil giant Aramco. The company has confirmed that around 1TB of (confidential) data was stolen from its servers. According to AP sources, the data has been put on offer on the darknet for a price of $50 million.

Zhongyuan Oilfield opens a new mode of intelligent brain 2.0 for oil wells

2020/06/17 16:40
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On June 17, at the Wen 72-129 well site of Wenliu Oil Production Plant in Zhongyuan Oilfield, production workers were debugging the parameters of the wellhead multi-parameter sensing device. This device is the latest monitoring device after upgrading. Compared with traditional digital pressure gauges and thermostats, this device overcomes the problems of poor performance, complex structure, and easy damage, and greatly improves work efficiency. At the same time, the “smart brain” of oil wells has been upgraded again. At present, the device has been widely promoted in oil fields. Since the application of this device, Wenliu Oil Production Plant alone has saved more than 1 million yuan in maintenance costs for digital pressure gauges and thermostats.