Tagged With Philip K. Verleger
16 April 2024
Commentators need to shake off the myths of the past, with rising oil prices a boon for US economy
9 April 2024
Lower costs and lasting government mandates key to transitioning away from fossil fuels, but oil will not be going anywhere fast if history and current policy is a guide
4 March 2024
Attempts to end the US ‘addiction to oil’ in the early 2000s had some unintended negative consequences
11 January 2024
The US finally achieved energy independence in November 2019, but was the mission a mistake from the start?
4 January 2024
The 1970s provide the most important lessons on creating a sustainable and secure energy system
16 October 2023
The ‘megaproducers’ on the rise following ExxonMobil deal will be less susceptible to OPEC pressure
7 September 2023
Crude production cuts and refinery outages mean high prices are looming for heating oil and diesel this winter, and greater shale output will do little to help
21 August 2023
Action by consuming governments has shown they can significantly affect oil prices and put a spoke in OPEC’s wheels
16 June 2023
Oil price volatility and the high cost of hedging mean putting money into exploration and production is unaffordable for all but the largest players
19 May 2023
Grim outlook for refining margins as high interest rates blunt gasoline consumption
31 March 2023
Banks’ stricter lending policies will force refiners and marketers to hold fewer stocks, putting a squeeze on the oil industry
16 March 2023
The oil industry is facing the same kind of seismic shift in consumption that rocked telecommunications with the arrival of the cellphone
