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Oil Market Update: March 2024 Recap

by Greg Hillman | Apr 5, 2024 | OPEC, Demand, Energy, Investors, Iran, Oil Prices, Production, Russia, Supply, United States | Arch Resources, Chile, Consol, Francis Scott Key bridge, ICE Brent, Italian major ENI, Ithaca Energy, Javelin, Mohamed Aoun, OPEC+ output cuts, Port of Baltimore, SQM-Tianqi, Strategic Petroleum Reserve, US Department of Treasury, US GDP, US thermal coal, WTI

This information holds significant importance for both the global economy and direct participation investors.

Oil & Gas Market Growth Signals $100 Oil in 2024

by Greg Hillman | Mar 30, 2024 | Industry Education, Demand, Energy, Investors, Oil Prices, Production, United States | cornerstones of modern energy infrastructure., Eagle Natural Resources, hydrocarbon-based fuels, Jeremy A. Paul, Middle East, Pennsylvania, Ukraine, United States

Understanding the interplay of market forces and geopolitical events is crucial for capitalizing on emerging trends.

Petrochemicals and Strategic Investments in Oil and Gas

by Greg Hillman | Mar 4, 2024 | Demand, Energy, International Energy Agency (IEA), Resiliency | Direct Participation Partnerships, ExxonMobil project, International Energy Agency, low-carbon energy, petrochemicals

The changes in oil demand but also presents a strategic lifeline for the industry amid growing pressures from climate policies and the evolving landscape of energy consumption.

The Balancing Act: Debating the Future of Home Appliance Energy Efficiency Standards

by Greg Hillman | Mar 3, 2024 | United States, Demand, Energy, Fossil Fuel, Investors | carbon emissions, combat climate change., decarbonization, Environmental, Social, World Economic Forum

Discover the significant environmental impact, as estimates suggest a substantial reduction in carbon emissions, highlighting the pivotal role these standards play in the broader energy efficiency landscape.

A Closer Look at Mineral Supply and Security

by Greg Hillman | Mar 2, 2024 | United States, China, Demand, Energy, Europe, International Energy Agency (IEA), Investors, Production, Supply | critical raw materials, Evy Hambro of BlackRock, global energy transition, IEA's oil, renewable power installations, sustainable supply chain

Staying informed about market dynamics, geopolitical considerations, sustainability trends, and government policies is crucial for making well-informed investment decisions in the dynamic field of mineral resources.

Debunking Myths About the ‘Death’ of Oil Demand and the Urgent Need for Increased Investment

by Greg Hillman | Feb 20, 2024 | Demand, Crude, Energy, Investment Experts, Oil Prices, OPEC, Supply, United States | crude supply, electric vehicle, Morningstar's forecast, oil demand, supply-demand imbalance

Researchers shed light on the nuances of oil demand, emphasizing the need for sustained investment in the sector.

Oil Exploration & Drilling Projects are Essential for Global Energy Security

by Greg Hillman | Feb 8, 2024 | OPEC, Crude, Demand, Energy, Oil Prices, Production, United States | Haitham al-Ghais, India Energy Week Conference, OPEC, security of energy supplies

Explore how the United States can contribute to global energy security through increased oil production.

The Dynamic Landscape of Oil Demand: Insights from IEA and OPEC 2024

by Greg Hillman | Jan 29, 2024 | United States, Demand, International Energy Agency (IEA), Oil Prices, OPEC | American Petroleum Institute, China's petrochemical sector, gulf of aden, IEA, OPEC

This comes amidst a backdrop of conflicting predictions between the IEA and OPEC.

Oil Industry Growth Projections for 2024

by Greg Hillman | Jan 29, 2024 | China, Demand, OPEC, Supply | global oil demand, International Energy Agency, OPEC

The anticipation of world supply growth in 2024 surpassing demand growth raises concerns about a potential surplus in the market.

BlackRock-GIP merger will boost energy industry infrastructure

by Greg Hillman | Jan 18, 2024 | Demand, Energy Independence | BlackRock, BlackRock's CEO, CEO, Environmental, GIP CEO Bayo Ogunlesi, global decarbonization, Governance, Larry Fink, low-carbon energy transition, Social

This strategic move is driven by anticipation of a surge in global infrastructure demands, particularly influenced by the ongoing low-carbon energy transition.