Showing posts with label GasolineDemand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GasolineDemand. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 23, 2025

California: Valero Plans To Shut Down Or Significantly Reduce Its Larger Refinery In Northern California By The End Of April, 2026 -- April 23, 2025

Locator: 48491CALIFORNIA.

 Updates

April 26, 2025: WSJ opinion. Waste of ink.

Original Post

Link here

Link here: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/gop-lawmaker-warns-likely-move-blue-state-will-make-gas-prices-skyrocket. You will have to "cut and paste" that link.

 

This is a fascinating story. I will come back to this story later if I have the energy.

To put this in perspective: 

And this:

At best, this will only result in an increase in the price of gasoline in California. My hunch: if necessary, the state of California will allow another operator to come in to operate the refinery.

Critical mass:

The loss of refinery capacity in the state of California is a fascinating one. Social media has no clue.

My not-ready-for-prime-time initial thoughts on the news yesterday that Valero was going to close its large refinery in northern California in early 2026. I sent this to the reader who sent me the link to the story in the first place:

This is an incredibly fascinating story. There’s a phenomenon in math/physics — the phenomenon of critical mass — and we see it in many instances, including nuclear weapons. LOL.
But, for me, the best example is a brain tumor. The brain is encased in a non-expandable skull, unlike the abdomen. An abdominal mass can grow to an unbelievable size and won’t cause any problem simply due to its size. A brain tumor is completely different. It can grow in size to a very limited extent, often resulting in no signs or symptoms whatsoever, before it reaches critical mass and the individual literally goes into a coma, seizes, or dies in a space of hours, without immediate surgical relief of that intracranial pressure. 

Likewise, a significant shortage of gasoline occurring in a very short period of time, in a state already with the highest gasoline prices in the United States, won’t simply result in a gradual increase in price. Early on it will be obvious there’s a shortage of gasoline when service stations don’t receive their usual allotment. It will start with the small independents, first in the rural areas and the quickly in the large cities. One will start to see plastic bags placed on gasoline pump nozzles with "out of order" advisories. At that point, it’s over. Panic will set in. People will keep their gas tanks full, exacerbating the situation. 

All things being equal, if nothing changes between now and the refinery closure I give California one month before it becomes an unimaginable state — and then a national — emergency. 

Gasoline will be rationed and California will be back to gas lines. Focusing on the price of gasoline is the wrong metric. It won’t be price; it will be panic.

I don’t think California has the port facilities necessary to import that much gasoline.

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In Other California News

San Francisco Centre is a ghost town. Link here. Link here.

Price of gasoline in California: link here.

Phillips 66 will cease operations at its refinery in Los Angelese this year. Link here.

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Fortunately Everyone In California Has An EV


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More From California

Oscar Eduardo Ortega-Anguiano, 43, was driving drunk, high, and speeding at nearly 100mph on the 405 freeway in Orange County in November 2021, when he crashed into a car being driven by a young couple, 19-year-olds Anya Varfolomeev and Nicholay Osokin, killing them both as they burned alive.
  • illegal immigrant who already has been deported twice is going to be released again 
  • in 2022, OEOA was convicted of two counts of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated
  • in spring 2022, he was convicted of two counts of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, and he was sentenced to 10 years in prison
  • will be released six years early, unless state reconsiders;
  • will likely be handed over to ICE though "sanctuary city / sanctuary state" iss ues come into play
  • his previous criminal convictions include burglary in 2005; vehicle theft in 2007; and battery on spouse with kidnapping in 2014," the statement from ICE explains.
  • good like finding anyone other than Fox News reporting this story.

Wednesday, July 24, 2024

Crude Oil In Storage Dropping; Gasoline Demand Up; And, Price Of Oil Dropping -- Biden Makes Formal Announcement From Oval Office -- Won't Run For President -- July 24, 2024

Locator: 48225B. 

EIA weekly petroleum report, link here:

  • crude oil in storage: 5% below five-year average
  • refiners: 91.6%.
  • jet fuel supplied: up 3.8% compared with same four-week period last year;

Gasoline demand, link here:



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Back to the Bakken

WTI: $77.38.

Active rigs: 39.

Five new permits, #40955 - #40959, inclusive;

  • Operators: Grayson Mill (4); CLR
  • Fields: Sixmile (Williams); Cabernet (Dunn)
  • Comments:
    • CLR has a permit for a Rutledge well, SESE 11-144-97; 
      • to be sited 325 FSL and 1189FEL;
    • Grayson Mill has permits for four Grand National wells, NWSE 34-153-103, 
      • to be sited 388 FWL and at 1554 FSL, 1524 FSL, 1464 FSL, and 1434 FSL.

Six permits renewed:

  • BR: three Kirklandfill permits and three Morganfill permits; Pershing oil field;

Three producing wells (DUCs) reported as completed:

  • 30263, 551, Slawson, Bazooka 1 SLH,
  • 38161, 0, Lone Beaver 6-1-17MBH,
  • 39299, 987, Minx Federal 1 SLH,

Friday, June 14, 2024

Headlines -- Friday, June 14, 2024

Locator: 47850ARCHIVES.

Gasoline demand:


Second Amendment: US Supreme Court strikes down the Trump "bump stock" ban. Overwhelming majority, 6-3. 
  • just think,
    • three Trump appointees
    • three Bush II appointees
    • three Clinton / Obama appointees

No recession: Business Insider, Steve Eisman, "The Big Short."

Covid: a Reuters exclusive -- 
  • Philippines
  • US DOD psyops
  • a little something for everyone
  • certainly answers the vaccine's "effectiveness" question
Editor
  • Judith Jones revolutionized American cookbook publishing, NY Times, June 13, 2024. Link here.
  • Earlier review, NY Times, May 24, 2024, updated June 14, 2024. Link here.
  • Amazon book: link here.
The big concern for me today: the status of the "sixth extinction." The original post.
  • sixth extinction: the frogs
  • a google search for news, update suggests it's getting more severe faster than expected
  • link here: wow, an exceptionally poor article for Axios.
  • generally accepted: 8.7 million species on earth
  • current "extinction event": could lose upwards of one million species
  • number of frog species: 7,000 and counting
  • one of my favorite memories: frog legs in Germany
  • time for coffee 

Thursday, May 9, 2024

Six New Permits; Two DUCs Reported as Completed - May 9, 2024

Locator: 47108B.

Investing: a DOW gain of 331 points was not on my bingo card today. 

  • only sector that lost: tech
  • utilities and energy: best sector? Needs to be fact-checked.

Gasoline demand, link here:

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Back to the Bakken

WTI: $79.69.

Active rigs: 38.

Six new permits, #40732 - #40737, inclusive:

  • Operators: Kraken (3), True Oil (2), Empire North Dakota
  • Fields: Antelope (McKenzie); Red Wing Creek (McKenzie); Starbuck (Bottineau)
  • Comments:
    • Kraken has permits for three Steen wells, NENE 13-149-101, 
      • to be sited 1235 FEL and at 300 FNL, 333 FNL, and 366 FNL;
    • True Oil has permits for two Williston Basin State wells, SENW 36-148-101,
      • both to be sited 2569 FWL with one 2620 FNL and the other 2618 FNL
    • Empire North Dakota has a permit for a Fat Penguin well, SWNE 29-161-78, 
      • to be sited 2000 FNL and 2149 FEL;

Two producing wells (DUCs) reported as completed:

  • 38010, 240, BR, CC Plymouth 31-29TFH, Dunn County;
  • 40066, 3,104, MRO, Taylor 21-2H, Dunn County;

Friday, May 3, 2024

TGIF -- Gasoline Demand, WTI -- May 3, 2024

Locator: 47042B.

VIX:  under 14.

NBA playoffs: no surprises yet.

Gasoline demand, link here:


BLS
: link here

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Back to the Bakken

WTI: $78.87.

Sunday, May 5, 2024: 6 for the month; 70 for the quarter, 269 for the year
40277, conf, BR, Carlsbad 1B UTFH,

Saturday, May 4, 2024: 5 for the month; 69 for the quarter, 268 for the year
39465, conf, Hess, EN-Bakke-157-93-1522H-6,

Friday, May 3, 2024: 4 for the month; 68 for the quarter, 267 for the year
None.

RBN Energy: Nigeria's Dangote refinery likely facing a long, slow ramp-up. Archived.

The new 650-Mb/d Dangote refinery in Nigeria instantly became Africa’s largest and the world’s seventh-largest by capacity when it finally began processing crude into diesel and aviation fuels in January after years of delays and cost overruns. Long touted as Nigeria’s ticket to ending refined fuels imports by supplying its own markets — with plenty to spare for exports — the Dangote facility could substantially impact trade flows and global supply if it lives up to years of homegrown ballyhoo. In today’s RBN blog, we will examine Dangote’s long road to production, and why we see a slow ramp-up to full capacity through 2026.

Thursday, March 28, 2024

WTI: $83.05 End Of Day -- March 28, 2024

Locator: 46858B.

 Updates

March 19, 2024: Amazon has raised its price on the 2024 M3 MacBook Air, see below, ad Amazon is still out of stock.  List price, $1,099. Amazon had it on sale for $999; now back to $1,049.

Gasoline demand, link here:

Later, 3: 42 p.m. CDT: WTI hits $83.05.

Later, 2:54 p.m. CDT: S&P hits another record close. See this post. See bullish economic data reported earlier today. Indices at close:

  • Dow: 39,833, up slightly;
  • S&P 500: 5,259, up slightly;
  • NASDAQ: 16,394, down slightly;
  • WTI; $82.97.
  • AAPL: $171.95; down 3/4ths of a percent today;
  • CVX: $157.94; up 1%;

Original Post

Economic numbers for February / March:

  • Pending home sales: increased 1.6% vs a estimate of a 1.2% increase -- the Midwwest was the huge reason -- up almost 11%.  Other three US regions flat to slightly higher.
  • Consumer sentiment -- huge jump. Huge. 79.4 vs 76.5.
  • Chicago PMI -- huge miss. Huge.

Apple / Amazon sale announced yesterday: already out of stock. Literally flying off the shelf. I’ve learned something about Apple’s strategy when it comes to Apple picking its price point. Free delivery and no state sales tax in Montana -- the price you see is the price you pay.

Professional investing: I’ve added AMZN to my tech sector bucket. No recommendation. See disclaimers. Tectonic change in my thinking. Why? Split —> price. Dow 30: what’s at risk? NIKE, CSCO, INTC —> best candidates to be replaced by AMZN.

1Q24:

EVs: Chinese will sell EV at a loss to undercut Tesla. Okay. Link here. So, now we know break-even price for rock-bottom EV: around $35K in the US. Probably more. 

Daimler truck, link here.

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Back to the Bakken

WTI: $82.69.

Friday, March 29, 2024: 140 for the month; 199 for the quarter, 199 for the year

  • 40114, conf, CLR, Lundberg Federal 8-8HSL1,

Thursday, March 28, 2024: 139 for the month; 198 for the quarter, 198 for the year

  • 40113, conf, CLR, Lundberg Federal 7-8H,
  • 39643, conf, Oasis, Streamsong 5502 11-17 3B,

RBN Energy: from Texas to the northeast, power grids prep for eclipse.

The uncertainties around solar power are well understood — when the sun doesn’t shine as much as expected, power grids that rely heavily on that generation must turn elsewhere to meet consumer demand. And while a shortfall in solar generation can be challenging to navigate, the difference between actual and forecast levels is typically only a few percentage points and power grids are usually ready and able to make up any difference. But what happens when the sun is largely obscured by the moon for several hours across a wide swath of the country? In today’s RBN blog, we’ll discuss the impact of the October 14 partial eclipse, preview the path of the April 8 total eclipse, and outline the steps being taken to ensure that power grids are ready for it. 

Friday, March 22, 2024

Wow! Gasoline Demand Is Surging Despite Price Increase -- Leading Indicator For US Economy -- March 22, 2024

Locator: 46827B.

RBN Energy: excellent, excellent article today. Cheniere, et al, were frantically building LNG export terminals based on future expectations of $10-LNG. Looks like they're going to be facing $2-LNG for many years. Perhaps "the Biden pause" was exactly what Cheniere, et al, needed, to save themselves from ... themselves.

WTI: $81.00. One step forward; two steps back. Never quits. Speaking of which, what was gasoline demand last week? Wow!

Sunday, March 24, 2024: 127 for the month; 186 for the quarter, 186 for the year

  • 40171, conf, Morgan E&P, Obrigewitch 1-33H,
  • 40110, conf, CLR, Lundberg Federal 4-8H,
  • 39644, conf, Oasis, Maridoe 5502 11-17 2B, Squires, nice-looking well for the Squires oil field:
DateOil RunsMCF Sold
1-20242397918458
12-20232942520296
11-20232258814704
10-20233054519907
9-202340682863


Saturday, March 23, 2024: 124 for the month; 183 for the quarter, 183 for the year

  • 40109, conf, CLR, Lundberg Federal 3-8H1, Rattlesnake Point,
Friday, March 22, 2024: 123 for the month; 182 for the quarter, 182 for the year
  • 39645, conf, Oasis, Maridoe 5502 11-17 3B, Squires, no data yet;

RBN Energy: is the global LNG market headed for oversupply and lower prices? Archived.

Listen to Paul Simon’s “The Sound of Silence” and you hear the words of a teenager coming to terms with the disconnect between the world his parents promised and the real world yet to come. In the LNG market, there’s a similar generational divide. A business built on long-term contracts, rigid trade patterns, and the promise of substantial growth potential is being met with a more skeptical outlook, one in which a large amount of incremental LNG supply has been locked up but serious questions remain about LNG demand. As we discuss in today’s RBN blog, an entire generation of LNG supply is being built on the presumption of selling it for $10/MMBtu or more, but a shortfall in demand growth could leave it selling for considerably less. And if that happens … sunk-cost economics, here we come.  

Tuesday, March 12, 2024

No Headlines But A Huge Story -- March 12, 2024

Locator: 46737B.

Breaking: Both President Biden and Donald Trump clinch their party's respective nomination. Good, bad, or indifferent, this is quite a milestone.

Now, back to regular programming.

Link here

  • 2019, pre-pandemic: Americans drive record number of vehicle miles per day (average);
    • it took four / five years, but finally,
  • 2023: US reaches a record 8.9 billion vehicle miles per day, setting a new all-time record, albeit barely
  • EIA predicts new records to be set in 2024 and 2025

Wednesday, March 6, 2024

Wednesday - March 6, 2024

Locator: 46690B.

WTI: trending toward $80 again; up nicely today.

EIA: weekly petroleum report --

  • inventories, crude oil: 1% below five-year average which includes the Covid years
  • crude oil imports unremarkable; up 7% from same period last year; really no change;
  • refiners: 84.9%, trending up
  • distillate: 10% below five-year average
  • jet fuel supplies was up 1.6% compared with same four-week period last year

Gasoline demand, link here:

Must see TV: Biden's SOTU tomorrow night -- just to see the optics, theatrics.

News hour, for investors:

  • best news hour remains, "Squawk on the Street," 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. CT, CNBC; Carl Q; David Faber, Jim Cramer (hyper-manic)
  • second best hour: "Squawk on the Street," 9:00 - 10::00 a.m. CT, CNBC; Carl Q; David Faber, Sara Eisen (calm, smart)

Print media (online presence), for investors:

  • Barron's: clearly the better of the two
  • The WSJ: can't invest without it; and a lot more than just investing

TCM: month of Oscar  -- incredible, last night, all free, no ads; how do they do it? LOL:

  • Citizen Kane, In the Heat of the NightNo Country for Old Men
  • ITHOTN: so good on so many levels; amazing how it holds up; painful to watch
  • Citizen Kane: what a great movie
  • NCFOM: not for everyone; LOL

Amazon Age:

  • if a retailer -- without a niche -- cannot compete with Amazon, that retailer won't survive
    • even some niche companies won't survive if they can't compete with Amazon 
    • many wholesalers, retailers will survive only by selling through Amazon
    • forty years ago, no one thought WMT could be "contained." Now, it's Amazon
    • is Amazon a retailer or a logistics company?
    • Amazon: retail, logistics, cloud
  • we're talking about big box stores and major retailers
  • last night Sophia mentioned to me she needed more film for her "Polaroid" camera
    • at 10:00 p.m. last night, I ordered her film from Amazon
    • it arrived at 6:00 a.m. this morning
    • I assume both Walmart and Target -- just two minutes from where I live -- had the film (they do), but Amazon made it so easy; and film on sale
    • it will be fascinating to see Amazon twenty years from now
    • can you imagine the "data mining" Amazon has -- both on the consumer side and the retail side? 
      • Amazon knows "everything" about me; in comparison, WMT, TGT, hardly know me at all — and I shop there frequently;
      • grocers have very little information on me and yet I probably visit a grocer four times a week

EVs: story today -- ChargePoint.

  • ChargePoint: this is why EVs are struggling (we'll get to this in a separate blog later)

Featured: companies today --

  • Crowdstrike (CRWD) up 23% pre-market; 23%; surges on earnings; one year, up 184%

Personal investing: only two tickers I will invest in this month; no recommendation; see disclaimer

  • NOG: a trade; 6-month horizon; re-evaluate every six months;
  • AAPL: 30-year horizon; Cramer: "own it, don't trade it." Says it could drop to $160; 30-year horizon; add to position whenever there's a significant pullback.

AAPL: yesterday -- 

Lego:

  • 10221 -- I don't collect Star Wars-themed Lego
  • 75331 -- I don't collect Star Wars-themed Lego
  • 76178 -- hard to find

Disney World: think measles. It would be ironic if measles does to Disney what Covid did.

Politics, for the archives:

  • Haley suspends her campaign;
  • will she vote for Biden, or sit this election out? Like many Americans.
  • next story: VP selection for both

TILT, thank you, Sara:


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Back to the Bakken

WTI: $79.73.

Thursday, March 7, 2024: 95 for the month; 154 for the quarter, 154 for the year
40054, conf, Oasis, K2 Holdings 5401 11-31 3B,
39612, conf, Grayson Mill, Barracuda 150-100-2-11-6H,
39585, conf, Whiting, DE Bud 44-32-5H,

Wednesday, March 6, 2024: 92 for the month; 151 for the quarter, 151 for the year
39572, conf, Grayson Mill, Barracuda 150-100-2-11-8H,

RBN Energy: scale, shifting focus to CCS drive California resources / Aera  Energy M&A.

The drivers behind most upstream M&A the past couple of years have been consistent — namely, to gain scale (mostly in the Permian) and the economies that come with it, boost free cash flow (and share more with shareholders), and replenish reserves to keep the good times rollin' into the 2030s. There are hints of all that in California Resources’ recently announced $2.1 billion agreement to acquire Aera Energy, creating what would be California’s largest crude oil producer. But in other ways the deal is as different as, well, California and Texas themselves. In today’s RBN blog, we examine the planned acquisition, what it reveals about the companies, and the pros and cons of operating in the nation’s most populous, least-friendly-to-hydrocarbons state.

We’ve made it a habit to blog about the multibillion-dollar acquisitions that have become almost commonplace in both the upstream and midstream sectors the past couple of years. We do this partly to gain a deeper understanding of the individual companies involved in these deals — and to share what we learn with you all — but also because the deals collectively help to reveal where the energy industry as a whole is heading and how a variety of integrated giants, public and private E&Ps, and midstreamers are preparing for their futures.

The value of the M&A that’s been happening is staggering. As we recently discussed in Keep on Dancing, upstream M&A soared to $192 billion last year, a mark 79% above the previous 10-year high and more than the previous three years combined. The Permian accounted for $103 billion of that total, capped off by Q4 2024’s ExxonMobil/Pioneer Natural Resources and Occidental Petroleum/CrownRock LP deals. And the Permian remained a primary focus in early 2024 with APA Corp.’s planned purchase of Callon Petroleum and, most recently, Diamondback Energy’s deal to buy Endeavor Energy Resources.

Wednesday, February 7, 2024

Weekly EIA Petroleum Report Unremarkable; 1Q24 GDP Estimate At 3.2 -- February 7, 2024

Locator: 46757B.

Weekly EIA petroleum report:

  • US crude oil in inventory: 4% below five-year average;
  • US crude oil imports running 6% less than same period last year;
  • refiners remain at historic lows, 82..4%
  • distillates decreased again and remain 7% below five-year average;
  • jet fuel supplied: essentially flat compared to last year

GDP Now: link here. Dropped significantly from last estimate, from 4.2% last week to 3.4% today.

Gasoline demand: Economy is surging and gasoline demand is identical to one year ago, link here

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Economy "On Fire"

Liz Sonders today over at twitter.

JPM pivots / reverses today over at twitter. It should be noted that there was also a tweet that "JPM quants" noted a "plethora" of signs in the current market to the market during the dot-com bubble.

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The Downfall of Trump

Tracked here.

This is the story that caught my attention today.

So much behind the headline. Huge fact seldom reported: when one loses a case with monetary penalty, in some (most? all?) jurisdictions the judgement must be put in escrow if the defendant appeals. And apparently in some (most? all?) jurisdictions the escrow comes with a huge interest attached that the plaintiff must also pay. In other words, an appeal if lost, will cost significantly more than the original judgement and that's without considering legal fees. And the penalty (dollars) must be real money in a bank account monitored by the judge.


Right or wrong, based on this article and comments by millionaire / billionaire political donors news networks, it sounds like GOP donors are not eager to support Trump. Once Trump replaces the RNC chairperson with his own pick, the contributions will likely fall, all things being equal, again based on public sources noted above. The Guardian has that story.

I consider this guy a pretty good straight-shooter. He noted this from a FT op-ed.

Wednesday, January 31, 2024

Weekly EIA Petroleum Report, Inflation Watch -- We're On Pool Time -- January 31, 2024

Locator: 46693B.

Just 'cause everyone has an opinion, mine, before the announcement:

  • no change in Fed rate today
  • higher for longer
  • Fed doesn't cut unless there's economic distress
    • there's no economic distress
  • language will suggest next cut won't be in March; June at the earliest, and then up against the election;

After the announcement, unchanged, remains at 5.25 -- 5.50%:

  • markets drop significantly more -- LOL -- what were analysts thinking
  • great news for investors; no need to rush into buying anything; stick with your long-term investment plan; the market is not going anywhere for awhile
  • consumer spending accounts for two-thirds of the GDP and the "consumer" remains strong
  • only "thing" the Fed rate affects: housing -- buying and renting
  • cut Fed rate significantly, and I can guarantee you our local grocery stores are not going to lower prices based on Fed rate -- the drop in "basis points" will be inconsequential for grocers 
  • exhibit A: least expensive rotisserie chicken than I've seen in a long time.

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Crazy Traders / Analysts

The Fed "adjusts" rates, generally, one quarter [twenty-five basis points] every two or three months once the Fed starts moving one direction of the other.  

Q: Why does the Fed need to cut rates?
A: so if the Fed cuts the rate from 5.5% to 5.25%, that will prevent a recession?

Crickets.

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Other Stuff

Inflation watch: people that know, know. In case you missed it. It's $8.49 at Albertson's / Tom Thumb in same neighborhood.

Weekly EIA petroleum report:

  • US crude oil in storage: 5% below five-year average.
  • US crude oil imports: 6% less than last year.
  • refiners: 82.9%. I can't recall when it's been this low this long.
  • distillate in storage: 5% below five-year average.
  • jet fuel supplied: up 1.7% compared with last year.
  • gasoline demand: link here.

I used no gasoline today. I made two grocery trips -- on bike. One to Walmart and one to Dollar Tree.

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We're On Pool Time

Wednesday, January 24, 2024

Weekly EIA Petroleum Report -- January 24, 2024

Locator: 46631B.

Weekly EIA petroleum report, link here:

  • US crude oil in storage: decreased by a whopping 9.2 million bbls; 5% below 5-year average:
  • imports, crude oil: 5.3% more than four-week period last year; affected by winter storm Gerri;
  • refiners: holy mackerel -- down to 85.5% -- very seldom see it get this low -- affected by winter storm Gerri;
  • gasoline product supplied up 3.7% from same period last year -- interesting, considering the refiners' number;
  • distillate fuel inventories decreased by 1.4 million bbls; 1% above the five-year average;
  • jet fuel supplied up a paltry 1.6% compared with same four-week period last year

Gasoline demand: link here.


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We're Living On Pool Time



Thursday, January 18, 2024

Wednesday, January 10, 2024

At The Close Today -- January 10, 2024

Locator46511INV.

Gasoline demand, link here

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US Markets

It's all about the NASDAQ and tech.

NVDA / OXY:


The market:

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Back to the Bakken

Active rigs: 40.

WTI: $71.28.

One new permit, #40447:

  • Operator: Phoenix Operating
  • Field: Burg (Divide)
  • Comments:
      • Phoenix has a permit for a Daniele well, NENW 26-160-99, to be sited 520 FNL and 2538 FWL:

Two permits renewed:

  • Whiting: a Larson permit, Corinth oil field, Williams County;
  • Hunt: a Palermo permit, Ross oil field, Mountrail County;

Two permits canceled:

  • 28687, Whiting, a Pronghorn State Federal permit, Billings County;
  • 35961, Liberty Resources, a Tucson permit, Mountrail County;