Last week, the EIA posted slightly over 2 million barrels per day in US crude oil exports. Let's see what we tracked last week!

We have a visual of the Aden refinery fire that broke out last night. Tomorrow we'll be following up with the second tank that caught fire as well.

Due to fuel theft in Mexico, the national oil company has been forced to transport gasoline solely by trucks instead of pipeline. We took a closer look.

The US government shutdown continued into its third week last week and we have yet to see what impact it will have on this week's EIA report. We have applied several adjustments.

The Louisiana Offshore Oil Port (LOOP) had a very strong month of US crude oil exports. We decided to take a closer look at how much departed, where they went and the changes in storage.

Interested in signing up for a Premium accoutn but not sure what our content looks like? No problem! Here are a few free public samples.

In the latest EIA report, US crude oil exports landed at 2.237 million barrels per day. Here's what we tracked during the past week.

Yet another busy month in tracking Iranian exports of crude oil and gas condensates. In addition to the numbers, we have a long list of individual vessel stories.

Last week, the EIA posted a negligible draw of only 42,000 barrels in US crude oil inventory, however there was a giant Adjustment figure, most likely on account of the US government shutdown causing interruptions in data collection.

Here is the detailed version of our December Crude Oil Exports Report, showing how many barrels went to each destination. Iran is not included.

December was a slow, but exciting and eyebrow-raising month as we have made several interesting observations in the geopolitical landscape.

Last week, the EIA posted an unprecedented 2.969 million barrels day in crude oil exports, at a time when the US government shutdown affected various agencies such as Border Customs; which provides oil flow data to the EIA. Here's what we tracked last week.

The new website has been live for the better part of half a year, and the introductory pricing period is coming to an end. In 2019, we will be introducing new pricing for our subscription plans.

Last week, the EIA posted a draw of only 497,000 barrels in commercial crude oil inventory. This was third draw in a row. Here is our forecast of what happened.

Although it may seem trivial in the big world of oil, today's departure of a Suezmax tanker out of Sudan was a milestone event.