Rising Power Generation from Renewables, Gas, Nuclear to Push Summer Coal Demand Lower: EIA

The largest increases in U.S. electricity generation this summer will come from solar, wind, and natural gas-fired power plants, although nuclear power will also get a boost, the EIA said in its Short-Term Energy Outlook for June.

WTI Deliveries into the Brent Market: Has Brent Become Nothing More than Freight Adjusted WTI Midland?

Starting in June 2023, cargos of WTI Midland can be delivered into the “Dated Brent” market.   This is a major change in the specifications for Brent, which for decades has been restricted to only crudes produced in the North Sea.

Natgas Prices Driven Higher This Week by Expected Summer Heat, But Contract Falls Friday on Cooler Forecast

Forecasts calling for above-average temperatures drove natural gas prices higher this week, with the Henry Hub July contract settling Friday at $2.254/MMbtu, up 8.2 cents from last Friday’s close.

Global Crude Oil Inventories to Fall After OPEC+ Cuts: EIA

Global oil inventories are expected to fall over the next five quarters, the EIA said in its latest Short Term Energy Outlook (STEO), which was released just two days after the OPEC+ announcement that it would extend its production cuts through 2024 and Saudi Arabia decision to voluntary cut prod

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