For just the second time in history, oil prices have dipped into the negative, with oil producers actually paying consumers to take away their product. While currently this is confined to one niche market in Wyoming, its almost certain that other parts of the market will soon follow. The crude stream in question is the Wyoming Asphalt Sour, with the Mercuria Energy Group bidding negative $0.19 per barrel in recent weeks, for oil which is mostly used to produce paving bitumen. Negative prices are seen when oil storage facilities are filling up much faster than they’re being emptied. In many corners of the US market, these storage facilities are nearly full, and with demand plummeting through Covid-19, landlocked producers are…