Is China both the cause of, and the solution to, the global oil demand crisis?

Harold Hamm's force majeure raises eyebrows, Diamond Offshore declares Chapter 11, Saudis cut production ahead of schedule, and the investment community feels the heat on Arctic activity.

Kurt and Cameron wrap up an historic week for oil prices, the prorationing debate, Canadian production, and outside-the-box approaches to storing excess crude.

With oil at -$37.00/bbl, Kurt and Cameron explore how market forces are compelling action on a state, federal and international level

Kurt and Cameron talk about how oil prices, state and federal politics are impacting oilfield service companies, and what that means for an (eventual) turnaround

Kurt and Cameron talk about how the market has reacted to the OPEC+ deal in the first day of trading, the RRC's open meeting to discuss prorationing in Texas, and how trade associations are reacting to the market.

Simon Watkins and Kurt Abraham explore the opportunities, the compromises, and the challenges facing the global oil and gas industry following this week's OPEC+ production cut agreement.

Kurt and Cameron take on the fallacy of a "free market" for oil, what non-OPEC+ members are ready to do for a deal, and who (if anyone) the U.S. Department of Energy is trying to help in all this.