Iran Seizes Foreign Oil Tanker in Gulf of Oman

In a move that has heightened tensions in one of the world\’s most critical energy corridors, Iranian authorities have seized a foreign oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman on suspicion of fuel smuggling. The incident, announced by the Chief Justice of Hormozgan Province, involves the confiscation of a vessel allegedly carrying 2 million liters […]

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200,000 Bpd Halted in Iraq After Drone Strikes in Kurdistan Oilfields

In a series of escalating attacks that underscore the fragile security in Iraq\’s oil-rich regions, drone strikes have targeted multiple oilfields in the semi-autonomous Kurdistan area, leading to the shutdown of up to 200,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude production. These incidents, attributed to Iran-aligned militias, come amid longstanding disputes over oil revenue sharing […]

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Why Sanctions Don\’t Work?

With President Trump giving President Putin 50 days to come to the negotiation table, there are some real problems with his 100% tariff threats on countries buying Russian oil. And that is, Sanctions don\’t work as intended, as stated by Irina Slav, an International energy writer and friend of the Energy News Beat Podcast. Secondly, […]

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Oil Supply Surge Not Impacting Tight Oil Market

In a surprising turn for global energy markets, the recent surge in oil supply led by OPEC+ has failed to loosen the grip on the tight oil market. Despite announcements of substantial production hikes, oil prices have remained resilient, inventories stay critically low, and the U.S. shale sector—often referred to as the tight oil market—continues […]

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