US rig count starts dropping again
The number of oil and gas drilling rigs in use in the United States fell by three during the week ending 24 June, according to oil services provider Baker Hughes.
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Groningen cap overshadowed by Brexit
The Groningen field’s new output cap has brought welcome certainty to European markets, but volatility caused by the UK’s Brexit vote may mean the move has little immediate effect.
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Argentina attempts to wean itself off LNG
Argentina’s plan to end its dependence on LNG presents difficult questions for suppliers such as Trinidad, the US and Australia.
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- Henry Hub continues climbing towards $3/MMBtu
- Hub prices dip in Europe after a week of gains
- Slow gas injection rates support Henry Hub
- Temperatures in Europe rise but hub prices refuse to slide
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