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U.S. Has Too Much Oil. So Why Are Imports Rising?

Someone is trying to drive the nail in the coffin for U.S. production

By Leonard Brecken / Oilprice.com

Why Iran's Election Could Help The Oil Industry

This is good news for anyone who was entertaining the idea of doing business in the new, post-sanctions Iran

By James Burgess / Oil Price

The U.S. Still Dominates World Oil Prices

The U.S. is home to the largest oil-storage tank farm in the world

By Arthur Berman / Oilprice.com

Oil Companies on Edge Ahead of Super Tuesday

Who has the finesse to tackle the sensitive challenges of energy markets?

By Michael McDonald / Oilprice.com

Why Oil Booms and Busts Happen

The arrival of shale oil to the global oil scene has created a new oil pricing reality

By Nawar Alsaadi / Oilprice.com

This Tesla Competitor Looks Incredibly Futuristic

California startup working to produce home battery system

By Michael McDonald / Oilprice.com

Report Shows That 35% of Oil Companies Could Face Bankruptcy

According to a study done by Deloitte

By Irina Slav / Oilprice.com

Who Will Be Left Standing at the End of the Oil War

This is a financial cold war—nothing more, nothing less.While there are billions of reasons to cut output, and every major producing country is reeling from the loss of revenues, some are weathering the current bust...

By Charles Kennedy / Oilprice.com

Oil Wastewater May Be the Answer to California's Drought Problems

About one-third of oil wastewater is already being reused in some way

By Dex Dunford / Oilprice.com

Decline of Coal Demand Is 'Irreversible'

While oil and natural gas could see prices rebound as demand rises, coal has very little hope of ever seeing a price rebound again

By Nick Cunningham / OilPrice.com

OPEC Oil Production Freezes Could Impact Global Markets

With countries agreeing to freeze production, the industry could suffer

By Dalan McEndree / OilPrice.com

Traditional Energy Industry Declares War on Solar Energy

Solar's threat to the utility industry is deeper than not having to purchase electricity

By Nick Cunningham / Oilprice.com

Oil Thefts Surge in Mexico As Cartels Become Specialized

The year ahead looks to be difficult for Mexico’s state-owned oil company

By Dex Dunford / Oilprice.com

How the Presidential Candidates View the Future of Energy

A Trump presidency would help conventional energy investors, while a Clinton presidency may add boost to renewable energy sectors

By Michael McDonald / Oilprice.com

The $2 Trillion Gift From Oil Companies to Consumers

But it hasn't been a positive gift that it was supposed to be

By Michael McDonald / Oilprice.com

Solar Industry Gets a Victory in California

California will continue incentives for installing rooftop solar panels

By Andy Tully / Oilprice.com

The Truth Behind China's $4.6 Billion Investment in Killing Coals

Beijing’s small steps towards right sizing its coal sector are just that—small steps

By Michael McDonald / Oilprice.com

Pricing War Brings Gas Down to 47 Cents in Michigan

On that day, the consumers were the only winners—kind of

By Julianne Geiger / Oilprice.com

Russia And OPEC May Work Together To Cut Supply

"It's better to sell one barrel of oil at $50 than two barrels at $30"

By Nick Cunningham / OilPrice.com

Here Are 60 Reasons Why There's Hope For Oil Investors

The inevitable will occur. Supply and demand will cross

By Dan Doyle / OilPrice.com
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