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| 2020-06-17 来源： 中国石化新闻网 |
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中国石化新闻网讯 据今日油价网站6月15日消息 美国能源信息署（EIA）周一在最新一期的《钻井生产报告》中称，美国7个产量最高的页岩盆地的石油日产量将降至763.2万桶。 消息公布之际，预计每部钻机的产量将从6月份的平均772桶/日增加到7月份的798桶/日。EIA报告所涵盖的盆地包括二叠纪、伊格尔福特、巴肯、尼奥布拉拉、阿纳达科、阿巴拉契亚和海恩斯维尔盆地。 预计7月份，这7个盆地的原油量都将有所下降，其中伊格尔福特预计将出现最大的绝对降幅，日产量将减少2.8万桶，其次是阿纳达科和尼奥布拉拉。从百分比来看，阿纳达尔科盆地的降幅最大，为5.9%，其次是尼奥布拉拉，为3.9%。 到目前为止，产量最高的盆地二叠纪预计将是受影响最小的盆地，预计7月份日产量将下降7000桶（0.2%）。预计7月份，二叠纪盆地的产量将降至426.3万桶/日。 预计下个月阿巴拉契亚盆地和海恩斯维尔盆地的平均日产量都将下降1000桶。 在过去几个月里，石油产量一直在稳步下降，产量从3月中旬的每日1310万桶的高位下降到6月5日终了的一周的每日1110万桶。 石油的复苏相对坎坷，周一WTI价格上涨2.23%，至37.07美元/桶。上周欧佩克决定不将自愿削减的部分延长至7月份后，WTI价格最终下跌。 王磊 摘译自 今日油价 原文如下： U.S. Shale Production To Drop to 7.6 Million Bpd In July Oil production from the seven most prolific U.S. shale basins will fall to 7.632 million barrels per day, the Energy Information Administration said on Monday in its latest edition of the Drilling Productivity Report. The news comes as the production per rig is expected to increase, from an average of 772 barrels per day per rig in June, to 798 barrels per day per rig in July. The basins covered in the EIA report include the Permian, Eagle Ford, Bakken, Niobrara, Anadarko, Appalachia, and Haynesville basins. All of the seven basins are expected to see some drop off in July, with the Eagle Ford expected to see the sharpest drop in absolute terms at 28,000 fewer daily barrels, followed by Anadarko and Niobrara. In percentage terms, Anadarko basin will see the sharpest drop off, at 5.9%, followed by Niobrara with 3.9%. The most prolific basin by far, the Permian, is expected to be the least effected basin in terms of percentage, set for a 7,000 barrel per day loss in July, or a 0.2% decrease in oil production. Production from the Permian basin is expected to fall to 4.263 million barrels in July. Both the Appalachia and Haynesville basins are expected to drop an average of 1,000 per day next month. Oil production has been on a steady decline over the last couple of months, with production falling from its high of 13.1 million barrels per day that it last hit mid-March, to just 11.1 million bpd that it hit the week ending June 5. Oil’s recovery is coming in fits and starts, with WTI prices up 2.23% on Monday at $37.07, after finishing down last week after OPEC decided not to extend the voluntary portion of the cuts into July. |
