Jude Hislop

Suncor Energy completes acquisition of Canadian Oil Sands

Based on today’s closing trading price of Suncor’s common shares on the TSX, acquisition price was $10.17 per COS share Suncor and Canadian Oil Sands Limited announced today that Suncor’s acquisition of COS has been completed following shareholder approval of an amalgamation agreement at a special meeting of COS shareholders this morning. “Today marks the

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Wells drilled since start of 2014 provided nearly half of Lower 48 oil production in 2015

Oil production from wells drilled has so far been able to keep U.S. crude oil production from falling significantly below its level in late 2014 According to the EIA, U.S. crude oil production from the Lower 48 states from new wells (drilled since the start of 2014) made up 48 per cent of total U.S. crude oil production

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Exxon Mobil Chemical leveraging feedstock advantages to service growth in developing countries

Significant investment for Exxon Mobil Chemical is expansion of its export-based position at Mont Belvieu, Texas Exxon Mobil Chemical, the world’s fourth-largest chemical company, is leveraging its logistics prowess and investing in strategic American export-oriented facilities to ensure its competitiveness in a low oil-price environment, according to a new report from IHS Inc. ExxonMobil Chemical’s product

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Coal stockpiles at power plants rise, shippers reduce railcar loadings

Weekly coal railcar loadings averaged slightly more than 75,000 carloads, 35% below previous five-year average Coal stockpiles at electric generating facilities totaled 197 million tons at the end of 2015, the highest level since June 2012 and the highest year-end inventories in at least 25 years, according to the US Energy Information Administration. More than

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Heavy duty truck makers want regulations harmonised globally

The leaders of the assembled companies referred to the progress made in UN discussions on the development of global diesel fuel specifications to reduce emissions The world’s leading manufacturers of heavy-duty commercial trucks and engines called for further progress in regulatory harmonisation and closer cooperation among European, North American, and Japanese agencies. Meeting in Brussels, the

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Bureau of Ocean Energy overreaching on air quality regulatory program – API

In a February 10 letter to Director Hopper, API called on BOEM to not fundamentally alter the current Air Quality Regulatory Program The energy industry is accusing the Obama Administration of regulatory overreach again, this time over proposals to regulate air quality in the Outer Continental Shelf. The OCS is the part of the internationally recognized continental

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