Tesla plans to eliminate dependence on rare earths
U.S. energy secretary address to Houston CERAWeek
U.S. oil well initial productivity is declining ($WSJ)
Keystone ordered to trim pipeline pressure ($BBG)
U.S./EU embark on race for energy subsidies ($BBG)
U.S. LNG exports projected to grow in 2023 and 2024
Nord Stream sabotaged by pro-Ukraine team ($WSJ)
Russia/NATO energy war enters attrition phase ($FT)
U.K. workforce remains smaller than before pandemic
India tries to improve electric reliability in April/May
(see also formal press release by the power ministry)
China’s refined petroleum exports set to slow
U.S. solar installers forecast to rebound in 2023
U.S. oil firms embrace hydrogen production idea
U.S./Australia submarine sales agreement ($WSJ)
U.S. PETROLEUM INVENTORIES including the strategic reserve increased by +2 million barrels over the seven days ending on March 3. Stocks have increased in 10 of the last 14 weeks by a total of +31 million barrels from their recent low on November 25, 2022, arresting the previous downward trend. Inventories are still -231 million barrels (-12% or -2.15 standard deviations) below the prior ten-year seasonal average. But the deficit has narrowed from -278 million barrels (-15% or -3.05 standard deviations) in November:
JKempEnergy.com 