Ukraine Calls For Help on Gas Imports After Russian Missile Strikes

(Reuters) – Ukraine called on its allies on Wednesday to help it import more natural gas as it moved to increase gas imports by a third to 22.6 million cubic meters following a series of Russian missile attacks on Ukrainian gas facilities. The call came after natural gas production sites owned by Ukraine’s state-run energy …

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OPEC Sticks to 2025, 2026 Global Oil Demand Growth Forecasts

(Reuters) – OPEC on Wednesday stuck to its forecast for relatively strong growth in global oil demand in 2025, saying air and road travel would support consumption and potential trade tariffs were not expected to impact economic growth. The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, in a monthly report, said world oil demand will rise …

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Mexico to Boost Crude Reserves to Meet at Least a Decade of Demand, Pemex CEO Says

(Reuters) – Mexico plans to boost its crude oil reserves to ensure it has enough for at least a decade of consumption, the chief executive officer of state energy company Pemex, Victor Rodriguez, said on Wednesday. Pemex has 12 strategic projects that will account for 61% of this hydrocarbon production, Rodriguez added. Speaking alongside Mexican …

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US Crude Stockpiles Build on Ongoing Refinery Maintenance, EIA Says

(Reuters) – U.S. crude oil inventories rose last week as refinery maintenance continued, while gasoline stockpiles posted a surprise draw, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said on Wednesday. Crude inventories rose by 4.1 million barrels to 427.9 million barrels in the week ended February 7, the EIA said, compared with analysts’ expectations in a Reuters …

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Russia Braces for Oil Output Cuts as Sanctions and Drones Hit

(Reuters) – Russia may be forced to throttle back its oil output in the coming months as U.S. sanctions hamper its access to tankers to sail to Asia and Ukrainian drone attacks hobble its refineries. The United States imposed sanctions last month that targeted 180 Russian tankers while Kyiv has stepped up drone attacks to …

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