July 2016

Mexico’s IDESA expects to soon extract crude oil from Tecolutla field

IDESA expects to officially sign contract with Mexican oil regulator in second half of August By Adriana Barrera MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Mexico’s Grupo IDESA, along with its Canadian partner, expects to start extracting barrels of crude from the Tecolutla field within months of signing a contract with Mexico’s oil regulator, IDESA’s chief executive officer said

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Basic Energy Services reports Q1 loss of $89.9 million

CEO Roe Patterson says improving capital structure of Basic Energy Services remains a primary focus Basic Energy Services’ second quarter 2016 revenues declined 8 per cent to $120.0 million from $130.4 million, as continued low levels of activity driven by weak and volatile energy prices and significant weather impact during the first two months of the quarter and

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More prominent Democrats rebuke Keep-It-In-The-Ground goals as ‘Not possible’

We’re noticing a recurring theme from Democrats: “Keep-It-In-The-Ground” is so far on the fringe, it’s “completely impractical.” By Matt Mandel, EnergyInDepth Dallas, Texas –This week, POLITICO hosted a panel discussion at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, which was famously interrupted by “Keep-It-In-The-Ground” (KIITG) activists who were angry that just about every prominent Democrat on

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Wholesale California gasoline prices plunge, consumers still pay up

Wholesale California gasoline prices cheapest in US By Liz Hampton and Jessica Resnick-Ault HOUSTON, July 29 (Reuters) – Wholesale California gasoline became the cheapest in the country this week, but that change has largely gone unseen at the pump, where consumers are still paying the highest prices in the continental United States to fill up

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Rebels say nine soldiers killed in oil-rich Angola’s Cabinda enclave

Foreign workers urged to leave Cabinda enclave LUANDA, July 29 (Reuters) – Nine Angolan soldiers were killed and 14 wounded in a flareup of fighting with rebels in the country’s oil-producing Cabinda enclave, the separatist guerrilla group said on Friday. The southern African country’s government and military declined comment. The rebel Front for the Liberation

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Imperial Oil posts surprise loss on impact of Alberta wildfires

Imperial Oil says wildfire reduced production by 60,000 b/d  July 29(Reuters) – Imperial Oil Ltd, Canada’s No.2 integrated oil producer and refiner, reported a surprise quarterly loss due to the impact of wildfires in Fort McMurray, Alberta. Imperial, in which Exxon Mobil Corp holds a 69.6 percent stake, said its gross production averaged 329,000 barrels of oil

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