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In 2023, United States ranked first with 3,916 thousand barrels per day, followed by China (3,514) and India (1,829). Together the top three accounted for 32.89% of the world total. 216…
In 2023, United States ranked first with 8,945 thousand barrels per day, followed by China (3,449) and Brazil (1,070). Together the top three accounted for 50.03% of the world total. 216…
In 2023, United States ranked first with 1,020 thousand barrels per day, followed by China (277.2) and India (117.1). Together the top three accounted for 60.76% of the world total. 218…
In 2023, United States ranked first with 1,520 thousand barrels per day, followed by China (796.5) and Brazil (739.4). Together the top three accounted for 68.14% of the world total. 218…
In 2023, United States ranked first with 6,499 thousand barrels per day, followed by Saudi Arabia (1,597) and Canada (1,054). Together the top three accounted for 67.09% of the world total…
In 2023, United States ranked first with 20,990 thousand barrels per day, followed by Saudi Arabia (11,393) and Russia (10,879). Together the top three accounted for 43.18% of the world…
In 2023, United States ranked first with 22,010 thousand barrels per day, followed by Saudi Arabia (11,413) and Russia (10,907). Together the top three accounted for 43.24% of the world…
In 2023, United States ranked first with 20,275 thousand barrels per day, followed by China (15,981) and India (5,384). Together the top three accounted for 41.01% of the world total. 216…
In 2023, Non-OPEC ranked first with 92,071 thousand barrels per day, followed by Non-OECD (55,275) and OECD (46,229). Together the top three accounted for 190.71% of the world total. 250…
In 2023, United States ranked first with 12,972 thousand barrels per day, followed by Russia (10,277) and Saudi Arabia (9,716). Together the top three accounted for 40.16% of the world…
According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, seaborne petroleum product exports from Nigeria have grown seven-fold since 2023. In Europe, the European Commission and the UK…
As of Monday, September 14, U.S. retail diesel prices averaged $6.29 per gallon (gal), according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). Separate EIA material covers the share…
Gas imported from one member state and processed in another, pipelines crossing several jurisdictions, fields developed across maritime boundaries — every element requires standing…
A benchmark derived from trades between unverified counterparties is not a benchmark — and the discount international counterparties apply to an unverified market is paid by West African…
The Dragon field licence sequence is the clearest public demonstration anywhere in global energy that sanctions position is a state to be monitored, not a fact to be established once.
Refining capacity has roughly halved since 2020. The majority of refined product is now imported — and each cargo is a fresh counterparty assessment falling on importers least equipped to…
Canada is deliberately ending a single-customer export model. Each waterborne cargo introduces undisclosed principals, third-party charterers and multi-jurisdiction vessel ownership that…
A portfolio rebuilt at speed from more origins, through more intermediaries, is a portfolio requiring more counterparties to be verified correctly — against regimes that do not agree with…
Record 2026 exports created counterparty relationships formed under compressed diligence. Those relationships persist after the disruption resolves; the diligence abbreviated at the time is…
Britain has lost a third of its refineries since January 2025. A country that refines its own crude verifies its supply chain structurally; a country importing finished product verifies it…
Vision 2030 is moving petroleum-adjacent commerce out of a single well-resourced national operator and into hundreds of smaller entities — each carrying, individually, the documentary risk…
