Jim Colburn

The numbers in the EIA's Weekly Petroleum Status Report are the gold standard but often times can be quite noisy... Or, one week does not a trend

From the EIA's Today in Energy, here is a chart showing vehicle miles traveled categorized by number of vehicles owned... "In 2017, the total

Josh Mitchell and Christopher M. Matthews, The Wall Street Journal, comment on Commerce Department trade data released on Wednesday, here... "The

Sarah McFarlane, Wall Street Journal, has a nice piece on oil volatility here... ”The volatility of Brent crude, the international benchmark, has

The Wall Street Journal’s The Daily Shot does a nice job highlighting some energy charts... US oil production continues to soar while takeaway

Both Fed GDP Nowcasts are looking up... Here is Atlanta: ”The GDPNow model estimate for real GDP growth (seasonally adjusted annual rate) in the

The EIA does a nice job explaining the different reports they put out which track US oil production here... “EIA publishes several reports that

Compared with the 5 year range (from This Week In Petroleum, here):

The EIA put out an excellent report on trends in battery storage here... Here are a couple of excellent charts, but do read the whole thing: