The pace of U.S. petroleum delivery declines continued to slow last month, according to the American Petroleum Institute’s Monthly Statistical Report, which noted the 2.1 percent year-to-year slip in overall petroleum deliveries (a measure of demand) was the smallest in a year and a half.
While distillate fuel oil (diesel and heating oil), along with jet [...]
Pace of U.S. Petroleum Demand Decline Slows
September 16th, 2009 · No Comments
Tags: · american petroleum institute, api, diesel, distillate fuel, driving season, gasoline, gulf of mexico, heating oil, jet fuel, monthly statistical report, petroleum, petroleum deliveries, petroleum delivery, petroleum imports, retail gas prices
Chevron to Set Records with State-of-the-Art Ship
August 14th, 2009 · No Comments
Almost nine months ago, I published a post about an offshore drilling record being set in the Gulf of Mexico. Today, thanks to a heads up from Jane Van Ryan at the American Petroleum Institute, I bring news of the Discoverer Clear Leader, a new state-of-the-art vessel is capable of drilling wells in 12,000 feet [...]
Tags: · american petroleum institute, api, chevron, chevron corporation, discoverer clear leader, drill congress, drilling, drilling wells, energy tomorrow, gulf of mexico, offshore drilling, shell, shell oil, state-of-the-art vessel
2009 Energy Bill Will Punish Oil Consumers
June 8th, 2009 · No Comments
American Petroleum Institute President Jack Gerard issued back-to-back statements today related to the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009.
About the Congressional Budget Office cost estimate on the measure, Gerard said the following:
“The study confirms the bill discriminates against ordinary Americans who depend on cars, trucks, trains and airplanes and will [...]
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Chevron Exec Addresses Members of Congress (Updated)
February 26th, 2009 · No Comments
In a statement made during his appearance before members of the House Committee on Natural Resources Wednesday, Gary Luquette said he believes the oil and natural gas industry can assist the United States in the economic recovery process “by enhancing America’s energy security and by creating more jobs and more revenue for federal, state and [...]
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Poll: Most American Voters Favor Offshore Drilling
February 24th, 2009 · 3 Comments
Most American voters support increasing access to domestic offshore oil and natural gas resources and would oppose any new laws or regulations that blocked development of those national resources, according to a poll released today.
The poll, conducted by Harris Interactive and commissioned by the American Petroleum Institute, found that 61 percent of Americans who voted [...]
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