This is very good from the Columbia Energy Exchange: “To understand the outlook for offshore wind in the United States, host Bill Loveless speaks
Brent/WTI, East Coast crude supply… EIA
Here is a nice longer term chart of the Brent/WTI crude oil spread from the EIA’s This Week in Petroleum: “Between 2011 and 2013, U.S. crude oil
Gulf Coast refinery runs are approaching pre-Harvey levels… EIA
From the EIA’s always excellent Today in Energy: “A little more than half of all U.S. refinery capacity is located in the U.S. Gulf Coast region
Disruptive technology…
From Carpe Diem here:
Post-recession GDP growth… The Daily Shot (WSJ)
Here is a nice chart showing this recovery in context with
September unplanned global oil supply disruptions… EIA
fall to lowest level since Jan 2012: Here is the link: https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=33432
Oil trades see wildly divergent oil prices… Houston Chronicle
I’m not sure the headline is news, perhaps “oil traders agree” would be the “man bites dog” version... But here is the bottom line: “You’ll see oil
4Q US oil inventories… WSJ
This chart comparing 4Q inventory change is originally from Reuters (Kemp)... Here is the WSJ link...
Gasoline demand to fall, petchems keep rising… Wood Mackenzie via Bloomberg
Boomberg reports on a Wood Mackenzie piece here: “Global oil demand growth will slow to a crawl and gasoline use will peak within the next decade,