Conventional Fuels

Can Cenovus Secure MEG Energy in $7.9B Oil Sands Deal?
Conventional Fuels Can Cenovus Secure MEG Energy in $7.9B Oil Sands Deal?

In a bold move that could reshape the landscape of Canada’s oil sands industry, Cenovus Energy has launched a C$7.9 billion ($5.68 billion) cash-and-stock bid to acquire MEG Energy, positioning itself as a defender against a hostile takeover attempt by Strathcona Resources. This significant

U.S. Crude Inventories Plummet Amid Export Surge and Demand
Conventional Fuels U.S. Crude Inventories Plummet Amid Export Surge and Demand

Imagine a scenario where U.S. crude oil stockpiles drop by a staggering 6 million barrels in a single week, far surpassing expectations and sending ripples through global energy markets, while this sharp decline, reported for the week ending August 15, tightens supply conditions at a time when

Why Are Oil Prices Rising Amid U.S. Demand and Ukraine Tensions?
Conventional Fuels Why Are Oil Prices Rising Amid U.S. Demand and Ukraine Tensions?

Picture a world where every trip to the gas station stings a little more, where the cost of goods creeps higher without warning, and where these escalating expenses reflect broader economic and geopolitical currents. This is the reality unfolding as oil prices climb steadily, with Brent crude

Why Are Indian Refiners Resuming Russian Oil Imports?
Conventional Fuels Why Are Indian Refiners Resuming Russian Oil Imports?

Decoding the Resumption: Economic Gains Amid Geopolitical Tensions In a striking turn of events, Indian state-run refiners have re-entered the Russian crude oil market, securing deliveries for September and October after a brief hiatus earlier this year. This move, driven by compelling discounts of

China Stockpiles Crude Oil Despite Rising Refinery Rates
Conventional Fuels China Stockpiles Crude Oil Despite Rising Refinery Rates

What drives a nation to hoard vast quantities of crude oil while its refineries operate at near-record levels, and how does this strategy impact global energy markets? In China, the world’s largest oil importer, this paradox unfolds as a calculated approach, balancing immediate energy demands with

Kazakh Oil Flow to Germany Resumes After Pipeline Disruption
Conventional Fuels Kazakh Oil Flow to Germany Resumes After Pipeline Disruption

Imagine a critical energy lifeline suddenly severed by geopolitical conflict, leaving a major European economy scrambling for stability, and this exact scenario unfolded recently when Kazakh oil flows to Germany via the Druzhba pipeline were temporarily halted due to Ukrainian military actions

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