U.S. Crude Output Drop in 2020 to be Steeper Than Last Forecast
May 1st 2023
Oil prices collapsed this year as the coronavirus pandemic slammed global demand and restricted travel across the world.- U.S. Working Natural Gas Volumes in Underground Storage Rise by 33 Bcf: EIA
- Occidental Posts $8 Billion Loss, Outlines Oil Production Cuts
- DEQ Denies Key Permits for MVP Southgate Natural Gas Pipeline
- Oil Companies Start to Take Back Crude From U.S. Emergency Reserve
- Oil Firms on U.S. Stimulus Hopes, Asian Demand Recovery
- Saudi Aramco’s Profit Plunges, Sees Signs of Oil Market Recovery
- Natural Gas Bans Will Worsen California’s Poverty Problem
- Oil Prices Rise 1% on Saudi Aramco’s Upbeat Demand View, Iraq Output Cut
- HollyFrontier to Run Refineries at Up to 81% of Capacity in Third Quarter



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