2026-4-9 21:55 |
Oil production in OECD countries is expected to rise in the coming years, with quarterly variations throughout 2026. Non-OECD nations will also see an increase in output. Both regions are projected to maintain higher production levels into 2027.
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The forecasted steady increase in Europe's oil and liquid hydrocarbon production reflects both a stable supply outlook and the region's ongoing reliance on energy sources to meet growing demand through 2027.
Global oil production is set to fall 1.3 million barrels per day in 2026 but is projected to rebound in 2027, the EIA reports.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) has released its forecast for oil and other liquid hydrocarbon production in the Middle East.
The report highlights a sharp shift in global oil market dynamics tied to the ongoing Iran conflict. Before the escalation, the EIA said it viewed the market as oversupplied, with inventories rising quickly and prices trending downward.
Brent crude oil prices peaked in March and are expected to rise further in mid-2026 before gradually declining. The outlook is shaped by ongoing production disruptions and the uncertainty surrounding the Middle East conflict. Prices are projected to decrease over the following years.
A new substation will be built in Azerbaijan's Absheron district, as reported by Trend. Azerishig OJSC has already started preparations for the project. The upcoming work will involve constructing a 35/6 kV substation to replace the existing distribution unit in Novkhani settlement.