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UK refineries are being killed off by high carbon costs. How U.S. Blue States are following the same playbook

September 1, 2026 Clark Savage88

Britain’s downstream oil sector is shrinking in real time. Two refineries closed in 2025—Grangemouth in April and Lindsey in August—leaving only four operating sites: Fawley, Humber, Pembroke, and Stanlow. Liquid fuels still account for 47 percent of UK final energy consumption. There are no scalable near-term substitutes for diesel in freight, agriculture, and construction or […]

California is handing control of its fuel supply to foreign refineries

August 31, 2026 Clark Savage72

ENB Pub Note: This article first ran on America Outloud by Ronald Stein and Mike Ariza. Both are great energy leaders and have been on the Energy News Beat Podcast. We highly recommend checking out America Outloud and subscribing. Because California’s transportation fuel market is isolated from the rest of the country, with no major […]

Global Diesel Shortage on the Horizon

August 31, 2026 Clark Savage137

If you think diesel prices will ease next year, Wall Street is not with you. On August 31, 2026, CoinBureau founder Nic Puckrin flagged Goldman Sachs for more than doubling its 2027 diesel-margin forecasts, arguing that refineries are being hit from every direction—Middle East strikes, Russian export bans, and winter demand—with diesel at the epicenter […]

President Trump to Meet With Key Oil Refiners Next Week

August 29, 2026August 29, 2026 Clark Savage156

President Donald Trump is scheduled to sit down Tuesday afternoon, September 1, with executives from at least 10 U.S. fuel makers and distributors. The agenda is straightforward and politically urgent: persistently high gasoline and diesel prices, what the industry can do about them, and how to expand domestic refining capacity. We hope he looks for […]

Diesel Hits New Highs in Price, and Lows in Inventory

August 27, 2026 Clark Savage113

Energy News Beat | August 27, 2026 The U.S. diesel market is doing what tight commodity markets always do: it is advertising the shortage in the only language that matters — price. For the week ending August 21, EIA distillate stocks fell 2.2 million barrels, or 2.1%, to 103.4 million barrels. That is the lowest […]

Jeff Currie Dropping the Truth on CNBC

August 26, 2026 Clark Savage121

Jeff Currie, founder and CEO of Real Macro and a veteran commodities strategist formerly of Goldman Sachs and Carlyle, appeared on CNBC’s Squawk Box on August 26, 2026, and cut through the usual noise. The segment title said it plainly: “The Strait of Hormuz is just one of many choke points being squeezed right now.” […]

Asia, Europe and US Diesel Crack Spreads Are On Fire – What does this mean for consumers and investors?

August 24, 2026 Clark Savage370

Diesel refining margins—known as crack spreads—have exploded to extreme levels across the three major refining hubs, signaling a tightening global middle distillate market that is only in its early stages. As of late August 2026, the US Gulf Coast ultra-low sulfur diesel (ULSD) crack versus WTI stood near $93–94 per barrel (after briefly topping a […]

US Allows Early Sales of Winter Gasoline to Help Curb Prices

August 21, 2026 Clark Savage128

The Trump administration’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), in consultation with the Department of Energy (DOE), issued a temporary emergency fuel waiver on August 20, 2026, allowing an early transition to winter-grade gasoline blends. This move aims to boost domestic supply and ease pressure on pump prices amid ongoing disruptions tied to the Iran conflict and […]

5 Energy Stocks Cashing In On The New Energy Crunch

August 19, 2026 Clark Savage88

The ongoing conflict in Iran has triggered a profound energy crunch that extends far beyond crude oil prices. While Brent crude has retreated to around $90 per barrel from a wartime peak near $126, global shortages of refined products—diesel, gasoline, and jet fuel—have intensified. Global refinery throughput in July 2026 ran nearly 5 million barrels […]

EIA Sees Massive Build in US Crude Inventories

August 12, 2026 Clark Savage185

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported a surprise and historically large build in commercial crude oil inventories for the week ending August 7, 2026. Commercial stocks (excluding the Strategic Petroleum Reserve) rose by 17.4 million barrels to 424.4 million barrels—the largest weekly increase since January 2023 and well above analyst expectations of a draw […]

Category: Gasoline

UK refineries are being killed off by high carbon costs. How U.S. Blue States are following the same playbook

California is handing control of its fuel supply to foreign refineries

Global Diesel Shortage on the Horizon

President Trump to Meet With Key Oil Refiners Next Week

Diesel Hits New Highs in Price, and Lows in Inventory

Jeff Currie Dropping the Truth on CNBC

Asia, Europe and US Diesel Crack Spreads Are On Fire – What does this mean for consumers and investors?

US Allows Early Sales of Winter Gasoline to Help Curb Prices

5 Energy Stocks Cashing In On The New Energy Crunch

EIA Sees Massive Build in US Crude Inventories

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