US Department of Energy estimates OPEC's spare capacity in 2027 at 2.5 mln bpd
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The article reports on the US Department of Energy's revised estimates of OPEC's spare oil production capacity following the UAE's withdrawal from the organization. It cites data from the Energy Information Administration and provides calculations regarding the UAE's share of production.
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What happened
Following the UAE's withdrawal from OPEC, the US Department of Energy estimates the alliance's spare capacity in 2027 at 2.5 million bpd (the previous forecast was 3.8 million bpd), as follows from a report by the US Department of Energy's Energy Information…
Why it matters
"Because the UAE held spare crude oil production capacity, we now expect OPEC’s spare capacity to average 2.5 million b/d in 2027, compared with our previous forecast of 3.8 million b/d," the report says.
Common ground
The US Department of Energy estimates OPEC's available capacity for this year at 0.5 million bpd.
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The article reports on the US Department of Energy's revised estimates of OPEC's spare oil production capacity following the UAE's withdrawal from the organization. It cites data from the Energy Information Administration and provides calculations regarding the UAE's share of production.
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