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Alberta Sets New Crude Oil Production Record for June; Year-on-Year Growth Powers Ahead
Alberta's crude oil production set a record for the month of June driven by more growth in bitumen and synthetic crude oil.
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Texas Port Shutdowns Ahead of Hurricane Beryl Siphon July Ethane Exports
Texas port shutdowns ahead of Hurricane Beryl's July 8 landfall siphons ethane exports month on month
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Beacon Says GOM Winterfell Field In Service, Shenandoah Startup in 2Q 2025
Beacon Gives Update on Winterfell, Shenandoah, Monuments Oil and Gas Developments in the Gulf of Mexico
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Saudi Aramco Cuts OSPs for U.S.-Bound Crude For the 1st Time Since April
Saudis Cut OSPs for Crudes Headed for U.S. in September, First Reduction Since April
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Arbitration Hearing For Hess’ Stake in Guyana Stabroek Project Set For May 2025
ExxonMobil, CNOOC ROFR Arbitration Hearing for Hess Stake in Guyana Stabroek Set for May 2025
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Steam Cracker Margins on NGL Feedstocks Highest Since Early 2022
Margins for U.S. Gulf Coast steam crackers are the highest they have been since March 2022.
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Permian-to-Gulf Coast Oil Flows Rebound in February to Second-Highest Month
Crude oil flows from the Permian Basin to the U.S. Gulf Coast rebounded in February, reaching 5.64 MMb/d, following a cold snap in January.
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Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub Moves Into Phase 1 Development After Receiving DOE Grant
The Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Association, a multi-state nonprofit organization focused on creating a robust network of clean hydrogen suppliers and end users in the Pacific Northwest, has received Phase 1 award status from the Department of Energy.
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Big City Stripper - Diversified Energy Co. Plots Growth Through Culling, Harvesting Mature Gas Wells
The term “exploration and production company” has been widely used for only four or five decades, but the activities it represents have a history that dates back to the first oil well drilled by Edwin Drake in Titusville, PA, in 1859.
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Rigs Begin August With Small Weekly Dip, Falling To 586
US oil and gas rig count began the month of August posting a modest weekly decline, dropping three rigs from a week ago and falling to 586 for the week ending August 2 according to Baker Hughes.
