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Why Trump Wants to Buy Greenland: Economic and Geopolitical Motives
... essential for the production of high-tech devices, military equipment, and renewable energy sources. Today, around 90% of the global market for rare earth metals is controlled by China, which poses significant risks for the United States.
The estimated oil reserves off the coast of Greenland amount to 52 billion barrels, equivalent to 3% of the world's confirmed reserves. This positions the island as a potential energy giant that could strengthen U.S. energy independence.
Geopolitical Motives: Containment ...
Oil Reserve Increase in the US: Implications of the Latest EIA Report for Buyers and Investors
The latest EIA report showed rising U.S. oil inventories, creating interesting opportunities for buyers and raising questions for investors. How will this affect prices and purchasing strategies? In this article, I analyze the key indicators of the report, the impact of excess supply on the ...
Will production fall in Iran and Venezuela? Should the market expect a sharp rise in prices or increased competition among exporters?
... production from the current 3 million barrels per day to 5 million barrels per day by the early 2030s through the introduction of new floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) units on the Atlantic shelf. Argentina, which became the world leader in oil reserve growth in 2023 (according to Rystad Energy), could double its oil production by 2030 by developing the shale formation of Vaca Muerta. Finally, Guyana, another neighboring country, has already become one of the leaders in production growth due ...
The stocks of Russian oil and gas proved to be more resilient
... same time, S&P's ratings have revised the investment outlooks for major global oil and gas companies like Total, Exxon, and Shell downwards, while Rosneft has maintained a stable outlook.
Rosneft holds a more resilient position due to its substantial oil reserves, low extraction costs, and stable cash flows.
S&P experts believe that Russian oil and gas companies can be regarded as some of the most risk-resistant in the sector.
In the global market, traditional oil and gas companies are increasingly being ...
OPEC+ vs Trump: Why Oil Prices Aren't Dropping and What Threats Against Russia Have to Do With It
... game: India will officially deny any compliance with U.S. pressure, but companies will seek out replacement options for Russian oil, and where this is not possible, demand additional discounts from Russian companies."
Saudi Arabia and some other Gulf ... ... Mitrahovich from the Financial University. "However, it is not possible to ramp up production instantly, and moreover, reserve capacities are needed for maintenance purposes," he explained.
The Russian side has been actively engaging in negotiations ...