Here are the Top Dozen Oil & Gas stories for September 13, 2017, taken directly from the @GDBlackmon Twitter Feed:
Good point.: Let’s Not Forget Energy Infrastructure In Hurricane Funding Requests via @forbes
Someone needs to: Post-Harvey, Houston officials hope Congress is up for funding Ike Dike via @TexasTribune
Yeeesh.: Harvey, Irma could boost oil glut by 43 million barrels via @houstonchron
Cool.: Oil prices rise as International Energy Agency sees demand rising, inventories shrinking
Interesting.: EIA lowers U.S. crude-oil production forecast
That’s a good thing.: Hedge Funds Flip-Flop as Harvey Shakes Up the Crude Market via @markets
Better late than never.: OPEC production falls as efforts to cut output start to pay off via @WSJ
That’s how it works, all right.: With Power Out, Many Florida Gas Stations Remain Closed
You don’t say….: Hurricane Harvey caused U.S. Gulf Coast refinery runs to drop, gasoline prices to rise
Well, of course it will.: Will Oil Price Volatility Affect These Agriculture Stocks? via @zacksresearch @Nasdaq
Probably the right plan.: Suppliers try to fill San Antonio with regular fuel, neglecting other grades
I would certainly hope so.: Saudi Arabia says it’s open to another OPEC cuts extension via @houstonchron
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