US Energy Information Administration news

The US EIA has reported that it expects record liquid fuels inventory builds in early 2020, followed by draws.

The EIA has reported that low transportation fuel demand and reduced profitability is driving refinery run declines.

The US EIA has reported that ethanol exports fell for the first time in four years in 2019.

The EIA has reported that US crude oil inventories are approaching record-high levels.

The EIA has published research into natural gas markets which finds that they remain regionalised when compared with oil markets.

The EIA has reported on the factors which fed into the WTI crude oil futures prices dropping below zero.

The US EIA has reported that withdrawals from natural gas storage this winter were at their lowest levels since 2015 – 2016.

The EIA has reported that COVID-19 mitigation efforts have resulted in the lowest US petroleum consumption in decades.

The EIA has reported that total energy exports exceeded imports in 2019 for the first time in 67 years.

The US EIA has published its Weekly Petroleum Status Report which provides crude oil and refined products balances for the US.