US Energy Information Administration news
US natural gas supply and demand have increased from year-ago levels, according to EIA
Figures from first half of 2018 show significant growth compared to those from the same period in 2017.
EIA: US natural gas exports in 1H18 double 2017 average
US EIA data reveals net natural gas exports from the US averaged 0.87 billion ft3/d, over double the average daily net exports during all of 2017 (0.34 billion ft3/d).
EIA: Crude oil was the largest US petroleum export in the first half of 2018
According to the EIA, crude oil has surpassed hydrocarbon gas liquids (HGL) to become the largest US petroleum export, with 1.8 million bpd of exports in the first half of 2018.
EIA: Seasonality in Brazilian petroleum liquids production is driven by biofuels
The EIA reports that Brazil’s ethanol output is seasonal, typically peaking during the fourth quarter (October – December) of each year.
EIA: East Coast refiners receiving more domestic crude oil from Gulf Coast by tanker and barge
The EIA reports that since mid-2017, the East Coast has been receiving as much crude oil by tanker and barge from the Gulf Coast as it has by rail from the Midwest.
EIA releases interactive dashboard detailing natural gas storage activity
New online tool announced to provide context to EIA’s weekly storage report.
Honeywell acquires NGL and sulfur recovery developer Ortloff
Honeywell has announced its acquisition of NGL processing and sulfur recovery technologies development company, Ortloff.
Houston-Galveston became net exporter of crude oil in April
Figures released by the US Energy Information Administration show that in April 2018 crude oil exports from Houston-Galveston, Texas, US, exceeded imports by 15 000 bpd.
EIA: US refineries running at near-record highs
For the week ending July 6 2018, the four-week average of US gross refinery inputs surpassed 18 million bpd for the first time on record, according to figures from the US Energy Information Administration.
EIA: ethanol production growth in US
The EIA notes that positive US ethanol margins are driving ethanol production growth.