TOP DAILY #ENERGY #HEADLINES - February 2, 2022

 Editor's Comments

As oil prices continue to rise their upward moves will put more pressure on inflation and for the FED to raise interest rates to protect the sale and rollover of US bonds and treasuries - ultimately to maintain the reserve currency status of the US dollar to avoid hyperinflation, economic collapse, and unprecedented political /social unrest. Not looking good. 

https://www.quora.com/Is-the-US-dollar-going-to-collapse-in-2022.

TOP HEADLINES

Oil climbs toward 7-year highs on U.S. stock draw, eyes on OPEC+ move

Oil Holds Near Seven-Year High as Traders Count Down to OPEC+

The Lack of Fossil Fuel Investment Is Hindering The Energy Transition

Surprise Crude Draw Suggests Tighter Oil Market

OPEC+ seen sticking to policy despite oil price rally -sources

New Energy Deals Are Transforming Geopolitics In The Middle East

OPEC Underproduction Is Driving Bullish Sentiment In Oil Markets

OPEC+ struggles to hit production targets with oil demand on the rise

Islamic State hits back, aided by power vacuum in Iraq and Syria

U.S. to send fighter jets to assist UAE after Houthi attacks

Nigeria Lost $4bn to Oil Thieves in 9 Months, Says Tony Elumelu

Guyana Delivers Again: New Discovery Made Offshore

There’s a Russia-Sized Mystery in China’s Electricity Sector

Tokyo’s daily COVID-19 infections exceed 20,000 for first time

Bill Gates Invests in Carbon Capture Startup After Tech Breakthrough

California Warns of Another Dry Year After Snowless January

Exxon, Chevron Hit Gushers of Cash as Big Oil Companies Lure Back Investors

The Global Gas Crisis Has Made American LNG Hot Again

ExxonMobil sees US Permian production growing by over 25% in 2022, narrows capex range

Orsted expects pickup in wind speeds to lift earnings

Gas flows to Europe halted again via Yamal pipeline after short resumption

EV Sales Reach ‘Inflection Point’ With Fast Growth in China and Europe

Shell Forced to Reroute Oil Supplies After Cyberattack

Gazprom’s Gas Exports Slump By 41% In January

Egypt, Iran, Sudan receive most of Russia’s January wheat exports: lineup

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