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Javier Blas writes in Bloomberg, over the years, liberals became increasingly hostile to fossil fuels as the evidence of climate change accumulated.

April 16, 2026 Clark Savage11

This is from the Doug Sheridan LinkedIn account. We highly recommend following and connecting with Doug Sheridan. The great Javier Blas writes in Bloomberg, over the years, liberals became increasingly hostile to fossil fuels as the evidence of climate change accumulated. From 2020 onward, the hostility turned into militant opposition, culminating with Biden’s election slogan of […]

The Paper Price of Oil is About to Get Hit with Reality and Converge with the Delivery Price of Oil

April 11, 2026 Clark Savage34

As of April 11, 2026, the global oil market is split into two. On one side sits the “paper” market — the futures contracts and financial instruments that most investors, analysts, and headline writers track. On the other hand is the physical, or delivery, market — the actual barrels of crude that refiners must load […]

Why Diesel Prices are Rising So Fast, and Where?

March 31, 2026 Clark Savage15

Energy News Beat Exclusive Analysis – Stu Turley Diesel prices are surging across key markets—and rising faster than gasoline or petrol in many places. As Sky News economics editor Ed Conway highlighted in his widely shared X post and video primer (posted March 31, 2026), this isn’t just another blip in the energy markets. It’s […]

Chevron’s Wheatstone Gas and LNG Export Facility in Australia Shut Down Due to Storm Damage

March 29, 2026 Clark Savage42

A powerful Tropical Cyclone Narelle has forced Chevron to shut down production at its Wheatstone LNG facility in Western Australia, adding fresh pressure to an already strained global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market. The outage, which began on March 26-27, 2026, stems from storm damage to the offshore platform and onshore processing plant near Onslow. […]

Iran-Linked Ships Transit as Others Wait for Insurance

March 7, 2026March 28, 2026 Clark Savage14

In the midst of escalating tensions in the Middle East, the Strait of Hormuz— a critical chokepoint for global energy supplies— remains largely impassable for most commercial vessels. As of March 7, 2026, only Iran-linked ships are braving the waters, while hundreds of others linger in limbo, awaiting resolution to a burgeoning insurance crisis. This […]

Sanctioned Tankers Load Venezuelan Oil Despite US Pressure

December 23, 2025 Clark Savage14

In a bold defiance of escalating US pressure, sanctioned tankers continue to load Venezuelan oil off the country\’s coast, even as the Trump administration ramps up its naval blockade to cut off revenue streams for President Nicolás Maduro\’s regime. Despite recent high-profile interceptions and pursuits by US forces, oil loadings have persisted at a near-normal […]

Energy Addition, Not Transition — What It Really Means for Investors

October 30, 2025 Clark Savage16

In the global energy landscape, the narrative of a swift “transition” away from fossil fuels to renewables has dominated headlines. However, a closer examination of demand trends, investment patterns, and infrastructure realities reveals a different story: we are in an era of energy addition. Renewables like wind and solar are expanding rapidly, but oil, natural […]

Oil Giants Join OPEC in Boosting Production with Earnings Confirmations This Week

October 29, 2025 Clark Savage14

In a market grappling with tumbling crude prices and an oversupply of oil, major oil companies are aligning with OPEC\’s strategy by ramping up production. This week’s earnings reports from industry heavyweights like ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, BP, and TotalEnergies are expected to confirm these expansion plans, signaling a push forward despite short-term headwinds. As Brent […]

Is Big Oil Back in Vogue?

September 29, 2025 Clark Savage17

Daily Standup Top Stories Why Advertisers Are Returning to Big Oil Despite Net-Zero Pledges September 27, 2025 Clark Savage ENB Pub Note: This is an excellent article from Irina Slav on Oilprice.com. While the title says advertisers are returning to big oil, I would add investors to the list. I have written several articles […] Chinese Lithium […]

Military Conflict Between the US and Venezuela Is Unlikely but Plausible

September 14, 2025 Clark Savage10

In the sweltering heat of the Caribbean, tensions between the United States and Venezuela have simmered for years, fueled by oil riches, political animosity, and the shadowy world of drug trafficking. But recent events—a U.S. military strike on a suspected drug boat off Venezuela\’s coast that killed 11 people on September 1—have pushed the rhetoric […]

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Javier Blas writes in Bloomberg, over the years, liberals became increasingly hostile to fossil fuels as the evidence of climate change accumulated.

The Paper Price of Oil is About to Get Hit with Reality and Converge with the Delivery Price of Oil

Why Diesel Prices are Rising So Fast, and Where?

Chevron’s Wheatstone Gas and LNG Export Facility in Australia Shut Down Due to Storm Damage

Iran-Linked Ships Transit as Others Wait for Insurance

Sanctioned Tankers Load Venezuelan Oil Despite US Pressure

Energy Addition, Not Transition — What It Really Means for Investors

Oil Giants Join OPEC in Boosting Production with Earnings Confirmations This Week

Is Big Oil Back in Vogue?

Military Conflict Between the US and Venezuela Is Unlikely but Plausible

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