Calm Weather Impacting Gas Price Predictions
Weather conditions across the United States have remained fair and calm for the beginning of 2023. Most environmental reports show that January through February have been at their mildest since 2006. Because of this, there has been a significant reduction in the consumption of natural gas for heating purposes. These factors have caused many natural […]
A Note from The Captain’s Chair: 2023
After a historic two year run for the entire chemical and logistics industries, the temperature cooled in July of 2022. It was an unsustainable pace that had to end and we braced for a tough second half of the year. Fortunately, it was not as bad as we expected! The pace slowed and some inventories […]
First Quarter of 2023 Preview with Kathy Hall – Oil, Gas, Benzene, Propylene & More
TheChemCo · Episode 086: First Quarter of 2023 Preview with Kathy Hall – Oil, Gas, Benzene, Propylene & More “The View from Jamestown” Chemical Podcast Hosted by The Chemical Company Episode 086 | Q1 2023 Preview with Kathy Hall Join Host Ben Sawicki for a discussion with Kathy Hall of Petrochem Wire for a preview of Q1 across the […]
Low Gas Prices Predicted to Go Lower
Gasoline prices are now lower than they were a year ago. With prices down from $3.80 a month ago, and analysts are predicting prices to dip even lower. Even with OPEC+ confirming their 2 million barrel a day production cut previously announced in October, oil prices have still fallen. Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum […]
Slight Increase in Oil Production Offers Some Relief
The world’s biggest oil producers have agreed to increase oil production, if only slightly, in an attempt to help ease high prices. Crude oil prices have been traded consistently at more than $100 per barrel since February, which has impacted people around the world with higher living costs, even as prices fell slightly over the […]
