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Do Foreign-Owned Refining Assets Undermine U.S. Energy Security?
The possibility that Russia may soon own refineries in the U.S. if Venezuela’s PDVSA defaults on its loans from Rosneft has pushed the risks of foreign-owned energy assets in the U.S. into the spotlight. As of now, some 30 percent of U.S. refining capacity is owned by foreign companies.

Russia Ramps Up Arctic Ambitions Despite Low Prices
The Arctic’s strategic importance to Moscow helps explain why Russia is moving ahead so aggressively in the region while the economic case for doing so is questionable

Venezuela’s Economic Upheaval Alters Oil Trade Flows
The economic calamity in Venezuela is having a ripple effect on the oil market, altering long-standing trade flows and hollowing out the country’s oil-producing assets.

Amid Talks of Production “Freeze,” Russian Oil Already Facing Decline
Russia's oil industry has hit a post-Soviet record, but it lacks access to the investment capital it needs to maintain output.

Russia’s Oil Industry Not Designed for Swing Production
Any deal between Russia and OPEC will have to overcome a host of legal, technical, and geopolitical challenges.