OPEC+ agreed on Wednesday to stick to moderate rises in its oil output, two sources from the group said, despite pressure from top consumers for
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Pipeline Pigging And Integrity Management, Day 1
Yesterday was a great day to be at PPIM. I walked the entire show floor and spoke to many vendors and learned many interesting things.
Pipeline Pigging And Integrity Management Ice Breaker
I had the great pleasure of attending the PPIM Ice Breaker last night, Feb. 1, 2022, at George R. Brown Convention Center. The full conference
Chevron Reviewing Court Decision that Blocked Gulf of Mexico Lease Sale
Chevron Corp is reviewing a federal judge decision that invalidated the results of an oil and gas lease sale in the Gulf of Mexico [last]
By The Numbers, 1/26/22
The EIA published its Weekly Petroleum Status Report. Here are some highlights. All items are in millions of barrels per day except inventories, which is
Houston Energy Industry News 