Tavis and Kevin are back for another remote recording covering the biggest news in the US oilfield for the month of August.

Commodity prices cool off, disagreements between OPEC & the UN, and a bank that refuses to throw hydrocarbons off the balance sheet.

Germany steals a starved refinery, Biden administration plays SPR catchup, and Iran eyeing a big old piece of the black market pie.

A rebound in prices, a rough week for the inventory report, and an energy secretary who makes bad news look pretty.

An abysmal week for the rig count, the G-7s newest attempt at kidding themselves, and an untimely illness of falling out a window.

The first rig build in weeks, a regional scarcity, and a well-dressed threat from the Prince himself.

Oil and gas news from the biggest players and baddest fields in the United States for July of 2022.

Nonexistent long positions, reaching under the table to secure more oil, and the beginning of the end of the Nord Stream.

Skewed inventory data, aggressive new regulations for NM, and Chinese drops in output.

Pushback on conservation efforts, increased price of energy for Asian buyers, and Russia's leverage over Turkey.