Petroleum in the United States

Turkey’s oil imports up 42.4 percent in December 2021

Turkey's total oil imports increased by 42.4 percent on an annual basis to 4.03 million tons in December 2021, according to data released by the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK) yesterday.

Crude oil imports, the category with the highest oil import volume, rose by 45.9 percent in December to 2.98 million tons, the energy watchdog said in its monthly report.

California oil spill kills fish, damages wetlands

A large oil spill off the southern California coast left fish dead, birds mired in petroleum and wetlands contaminated, prompting local officials to call it an environmental catastrophe.

The U.S. Coast Guard, heading a clean-up response involving federal, state and city agencies, said on Sunday there was an around-the-clock investigation into how the spill occurred.

Analysis: Don't be misled by recent lower prices in oil market

In January of this year, the world oil market was in rough balance. The annual growth of world oil demand was essentially equal to the growth of world oil supply. Today, world oil supply exceeds demand by about one million barrels per day (about 1 percent of the world oil market). The accumulated imbalance during 2018 has grown world oil stocks and has now led to a sharp decline in prices.

One of the Biggest Real Estate Investors in Bulgaria Sells its Brokerage Business

Arco Vara AS will sell 100% of its subsidiaries Arco Vara Kinnisvarabüroo AS (Estonia) and Arco Real EOOD (Bulgaria) to the management teams in the two countries, according to a release on the company's website. The two companies will continue to work under Arco's trademarks as well as use databases and other intellectual property under an agreement signed for 5 years.

HELPE, Total, ExxonMobil consortium selected for oil exploration off Crete

Greece's Energy Ministry announced on Tuesday it had selected a consortium made up of Hellenic Petroleum (HELPE), Total and Exxon Mobil to conduct hydrocarbon research off western and northwestern Crete, according to the state-run Athens-Macedonian News Agency (ANA-MPA).

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