Crude oil production in Saudi Arabia has been holding steady at over ten million barrels a day and shows no sign of adjusting despite the increased pressure of rock bottom prices on output. The Saudi position on production — don’t expect us to lose market share to fix oversupplied market

Today we provide the EIA press release for the Annual Energy Outlook with links to the complete report and related materials.

Today Saudi Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, the “oil minister,” Ali Al-Naimi addressed the policy behind the Kingdom’s energy production rates and its role in maintaining the stability of the global energy market.

The Center for the National Interest held a panel that “explored how current events in Russia, Iran, and Saudi Arabia have affected falling oil prices, and, conversely, what impact the changing energy market might have on oil producers.” Today we provide for your consideration the remarks of Ambassador Chas Freeman.

Rapid increases in electricity consumption are driving major investment and development of renewable power sources. “Discovering Business” has the story.

Saudi oil minister Ali Al-Naimi provided perspective on the turmoil in the global oil market in an interview with the Saudi Press Agency.