Enhanced U.S. Oil Production in February, Slight Increase Observed
Rewritten Article:
This post, penned down by Ovi, focuses on one interesting aspect:
Every solid bit of data related to Crude plus Condensate (C + C) production in the good ol' US comes straight from the EIA’s Petroleum Supply Monthly (PSM) report, which cranks out the freshest updates up to and including February 2025.
Interestingly, here's a snapshot of the latest developments:
- The nationwide C + C production took a leap forward, clocking in at a 29 kb/d increase, settling at 13,159 kb/d. While it might seem like a small figure, consider that this number is a cool 149 kb/d lower than its peak in December 2023, standing tall at 13,308 kb/d.
- The greatest growth in production can be attributed to the dynamic duo of Texas and New Mexico. They've been consistently pumping out the goods!
Craving more in-depth data, beautifully broken down by state? The EIA's Petroleum Supply Monthly (PSM) report is where it's at! Wait for those new figures to roll out, and start digging into the details.
Pro tip: You can find these riveting insights and more over at the EIA’s Petroleum Supply Monthly (PSM) report, available for all you curious minds![3][5]
In the latest EIA's Petroleum Supply Monthly (PSM) report, the United States witnesses a 29 kb/d increase in C + C production, moving to 13,159 kb/d, despite being 149 kb/d lower than its peak in December 2023. The oil-and-gas industry in Texas and New Mexico, specifically, demonstrates significant growth in production. For comprehensive state-wise data, one should refer to the upcoming EIA's Petroleum Supply Monthly (PSM) report, particularly for those interested in energy finance.
