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IOC no longer accepts Russian, Kazakh crude on FOB basis: Report
02:27pm, Monday, 28'th Feb 2022 Business Standard
Indian Oil Corp will no longer accept cargoes of Russian crude oil and Kazakh CPC Blend cargoes on a free-on-board basis due to insurance risk
U.S., Allies Considering 60 Million Barrel Oil Reserve Release - BNN Bloomberg
02:19pm, Monday, 28'th Feb 2022 BNN Bloomberg
The U.S. and its allies are considering a coordinated release of around 60 million barrels of oil from their stockpiles after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine pushed crude prices above $100, according to three people familiar with the matter.
Russian Oil Buyers Struggle To Charter Ships
02:11pm, Monday, 28'th Feb 2022 gCaptain
by Peter Graff (Reuters) Buyers of Russian oil have faced massive difficulties over payments and availability of ships after imposition of Western sanctions against Moscow over Ukraine, traders said on Monday….
‘Just transition’ bill for oil industry workers exposes California labor rift
02:10pm, Monday, 28'th Feb 2022 East Bay Times
Community and environmental groups say the state should start moving half the industry’s workforce out of oil fields, refineries and plants now to meet California’s goal of cutting 40% greenhouse gas emission by 2030.
Buhari: What rising oil prices mean for Nigeria
01:55pm, Monday, 28'th Feb 2022 The Herald Nigeria
President Muhammadu Buhari says rising crude oil prices present a great opportunity for Nigeria, especially with the passage of the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA). Buhari, who is also the Minister of Petroleum Resources, said this on Monday in Abuja, while declaring open the 5th Nigeria International Energy Summit (NIES). The summit has as its theme: […] The post Buhari: What rising oil prices mean for Nigeria appeared first on . .
India''s IOC no longer accepts Russian, Kazakh crude on FOB basis: Report
01:50pm, Monday, 28'th Feb 2022 Economic Times India
The letter was sent on Monday to traders who submit cargo offers into IOC''s regular crude oil buy tenders.
Refiners avoid Russian crude purchases amid sanctions threat
01:40pm, Monday, 28'th Feb 2022 S&P Global Platts
Refiners across the world are turning away from buying Russian crude amid uncertainty about the impact of tightening sanctions following Russia''s invasion of Ukraine. While there have been no sanctions announced so far directly on oil trade with Russia, the US, Canada and Europe have blocked some Russian banks from accessing the SWIFT international payment system, among a package of…
Charts Show Energy Stocks Will Outperform Through Broader Market Gloom - BNN Bloomberg
01:31pm, Monday, 28'th Feb 2022 BNN Bloomberg
The surge in oil prices and a clutch of positive technical signals suggest energy stocks could continue to stay ahead of the wider equity market.
Oil Prices ''Dip'' On IEA SPR Release, OPEC+ Output Headlines
01:10pm, Monday, 28'th Feb 2022 Zero Hedge
Oil Prices ''Dip'' On IEA SPR Release, OPEC+ Output Headlines As expected, OPEC+ delegate sources are being reported as confirming the cartel will boost output by 400k bbl/day. Additionally, it is being reported that IEA members have agreed to release 70 million barrels from their strategic stockpiles in an effort to balance the extreme tightness (seen in the record backwardation) in the energy markets, which has been exacerbated by Russian sanction threats. The reaction was muted to say the least as WTI dipped less than $1… At current levels, US gas prices will be north of $3.70 within a week on their way to $4 soon... As a reminder, gas prices have done nothing but rise, despite the relative collapse in the US SPR... So what will be different this time? Tyler Durden Mon, 02/28/2022 - 08:10
Rising crude oil prices great opportunity for Nigeria — Buhari
01:02pm, Monday, 28'th Feb 2022 The Guardian Nigeria
President Muhammadu Buhari says rising crude oil prices present a great opportunity for Nigeria, especially with the passage of the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA). The post Rising crude oil prices great opportunity for Nigeria — Buhari appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News .
Shale Companies Say They Can’t Drill More. Even When There’s a War?
01:00pm, Monday, 28'th Feb 2022 The Washington Post
If oil prices stay above $100 a barrel, it shouldn’t require a nudge from the White House to get them to expand production.
IPCC Report: Oil and gas giants put ''on notice'' after dire UN climate analysis
12:59pm, Monday, 28'th Feb 2022 Herald Scotland
THE SECRETARY General of the United Nations has placed oil and gas giants “on notice” after a stark new climate report warned some of the…
Energy and economic impact of Russia-Ukraine war
12:58pm, Monday, 28'th Feb 2022 Business World Online
Even before Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, coal and gas prices were already high in 2020 and 2021 compared to 2019. Oil prices were lower in 2020 but increased in 2021. The main reason is high demand for these fossil fuel products compared to supply, despite continuing global narratives of “decarbonization” and “net zero.”
Oil jumps 7% as more sanctions on Russia spur energy crisis fears
12:53pm, Monday, 28'th Feb 2022 BusinessMirror
Oil soared as energy and commodity markets were thrown into a state of disarray after Western nations unleashed…
Fuel price increases on 2 March
12:51pm, Monday, 28'th Feb 2022 Informanté
Staff Reporter THE Ministry of Mines and Energy announced a fuel price increase of N$1,20 per litre for petrol and N$1,30 per litre for diesel, which will come into effect on 2 March. The adjustment means new pump prices in Walvis Bay will be N$17,15 per litre for unleaded petrol and N$17,28 per litre for diesel, while fuel prices for the rest of the country will be adjusted accordingly. “The Ministry of Mines and Energy understands and acknowledges the difficulties which may be brought about by these adjustments. However, it is important to emphasize that those factors that contribute to the sharp and continual increases in fuel prices are beyond the control of the Ministry,” the Ministry’s Executive Director, Simeon Negumbo, stated. According to the Ministry, there is a mismatch between global oil supply and demand, which is partly because the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) reduced their supply and is now reluctant to increase it. This, plus the geopolitical tension in oil producing countries, contributed to the increase in fuel prices.
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