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August 16, 2018
The NDIC Director's Cut is scheduled to be released this afternoon, 3:00 p.m.Fast and Furious
The China trade war:
- my post from yesterday;
- US-China trade talks to resume
- China, US to hold next round of trade talks
- Walmart reports best sales growth in a decade. Amazon, a monopoly? What monopoly?
- The Dow just registered its longest stint in correction territory in nearly 60 years -- and few notices
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Back to the Bakken
Wells coming off confidential list today --
33291, conf, Enerplus, Ft Berthold 150-94-32C-29H, Spotted Horn, a very nice well;
33135, conf, Enerplus, Mandaree 150-94-32C-29H TF, Spotted Horn, a very nice well, another 100K+ well in less than six months;
Active rigs: note -- essential where we were one year ago -- 55 - 57 active rigs in North Dakota
| $65.13→ | 8/16/2018 | 08/16/2017 | 08/16/2016 | 08/16/2015 | 08/16/2014 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Active Rigs | 57 | 55 | 32 | 74 | 194 |
RBN Energy: Trafigura's plan for a crude oil export terminal off the coast of Corpus Christi.
Since mid-July — only a few weeks ago — four proposals have been unveiled to build offshore crude export terminals along the Gulf Coast that would be capable of fully loading Very Large Crude Carriers. That’s an extraordinary burst of interest in new infrastructure development, and a signal that (1) more export growth is on the horizon and (2) VLCCs will play a much bigger role in transporting that crude. A leading contender in the race to construct new offshore terminals is Trafigura, the Swiss-based logistics and physical-trading giant, which in recent years has become a major player in U.S. energy markets. Today, we continue our review of made-for-VLCCs offshore terminals with a look at Trafi’s plan.
Every year, when Nobel Prizes are awarded for physics, chemistry, economics and other arts and sciences, it’s become relatively common for each prize to be shared by two or three very smart people who on their own — and almost at the same time — came up with the very same idea. This phenomena, known as either “multiple discovery” or “simultaneous invention” — appears to have a corollary in the more mundane world of crude oil exports. As we said in our intro, in the space of only three weeks, four companies (Enterprise Products Partners, Oiltanking, Tallgrass Energy and Trafigura) announced specific (or at least relatively specific) plans to develop offshore crude oil export terminals. At least two others (MPLX and Magellan) noted during their second-quarter earnings calls in this same period that they were interested in crude-export opportunities that (we surmise) could involve offshore terminals, and a Texas-based start-up (JupiterMLP) announced in May (2018) that it had begun engineering for a planned VLCC-loading terminal off the coast of Brownsville.
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