Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates as part of the OPEC+ pact led to a 790,000-barrel-per-day rise in global oil production in August, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in its closely-watched Oil Market Report on Wednesday.
Another European Steel Plant Scales Back Amid Ongoing Energy CrisisGermany Could Nationalize Its Biggest Gas ImporterBiden Is Desperate To Stop A $2 Billion Railway ShutdownSouth Sudan Won't Let OPEC+ Stand In Way Of Increasing Oil OutputScientists Report Major Progress On Tokamak Fusion EffortZelensky Calls For More Weapons To Help Ukraine's CounteroffensiveEU Scraps Price Cap On Russian Natural Gas1 dayBlinken Believes Iran Is Either Unwilling Or Unable To Negotiate A Nuclear...
Pressure”European Power Prices Drop As Nuclear, Wind, And Solar SurgeSaudi Arabia Will Supply Full Oil Volumes To North Asian Refiners In OctoberGasoline Prices Could Spike This WinterEurope’s Central Bank Rules Out Liquidity Support For Energy FirmsThe European Central Bank Won’t Provide Financing For Energy FirmsRussia’s Gas Giant Will See Revenues Surge 85% This YearHow European Utilities Can Survive $1 Trillion In Margin CallsLNG Could Be"Really, Really Tight" This Winter:...
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