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Slow Down - Combination of Factors Pull U.S. Crude Oil Exports Back From Record Highs
The U.S. has become an oil-exporting powerhouse in recent years, propelled by booming shale production, notably from the Permian Basin. U.S. crude oil now flows more freely than ever to help meet global demand, including to Europe, which increasingly turned to the U.S.
Lull in the Storm as Waha Gas Price Goes Positive Over the Weekend
Mexico’s Refining Milestone: A Short-Lived Triumph
Canadian Drilling – Are We at the Bottom for Spring Break Up?
US Rig Count Drops Eight vs. Week Ago, Led by Decline In Alaska North Slope
Final Rule on EV Tax Credits Loosens Provisions for Some Critical Minerals
Deal Day! ExxonMobil closes Pioneer Resources acquisition, Sunoco closes NuStar Energy


Almost There - Nigeria's Dangote Refinery Likely Facing A Long, Slow Ramp-up
The new 650-Mb/d Dangote refinery in Nigeria instantly became Africa’s largest and the world’s seventh-largest by capacity when it finally began processing crude into diesel and aviation fuels in January after years of delays and cost overruns.