The Dutch benchmark closed above €100 a megawatt-hour for the first time since 2022, and the same week U.S. gas futures traded near $3.00. One continent is bidding for winter. The other is drowning in its own supply. That gap is a policy choice, not weather. By Energy News Beat | Oct. 29, 2026 | […]
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A letter from the Vice President is the most senior American outreach to Tehran in months, and crude drifted lower on the news. The same reporting says Washington and Israel are still preparing a week of strikes after the Nov. 3 election. Both things are true, and the gap between them is what you are […]
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October’s Commodity Markets Outlook lifted Brent to $91 for 2026 and marked European gas up 27%. It also cut Henry Hub, the one energy forecast that fell. The stage of the gas business that Africa’s offshore fields most need is the one stage the Bank’s lending rules still bar. By Energy News Beat | Oct. […]
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Britain’s operator says it will hold a 5.9 GW cushion this winter. An analyst working from its own workbook gets 0.5 GW. Prepared by ENB Research Desk for Stu Turley. Data as of Oct. 28, 2026 (CT). ENB opinons are labeled as Stu’s Take 1. Bottom line Verdict in brief Verdict: both grids remain inside […]
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Yemen’s Houthis say they hit Saudi Arabia’s largest refinery. Saudi Arabia has confirmed interceptions, not damage. Crude fell Tuesday on diplomacy and rose Wednesday on fear, while the national average held at $4.25 a gallon. By Energy News Beat | Oct. 28, 2026 | AAA read 6:14 a.m. CT Yemen’s Houthis say they hit Saudi […]
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Trump’s tariffs and China’s steel glut are squeezing Canadian mills from both sides. Algoma’s blast furnace is shut, Stelco lines sit idle, and LNG Canada Phase 2 is going back to a Chinese fabrication yard. By the ENB Research Desk for Stu Turley. Data as of Oct. 26, 2026 (CT). Bottom line up front The […]
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In this Energy Realities podcast roundtable, hosts Dr. Tammy Nemeth, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley examine the rapidly shifting global energy landscape and the contradictions embedded in Western climate policy. The discussion spans from Qatar Energy’s landmark 23-year LNG supply agreement with Chenier—signaling natural gas as a permanent fixture in the global energy mix—to the […]
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Saudi Arabia hasn’t confirmed the East-West pipeline attack, and Brent slipped about 1.5% as hopes rose for talks in Tehran. What it means at the pump and in your portfolio. By Energy News Beat Futures as of about 7:05 a.m. CT Monday, Oct. 26 (Yahoo Finance; OilPrice.com); attack status as of 7:15 a.m. CT. If […]
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Britain has spent years accelerating wind and solar deployment under Clean Power 2030 and net-zero targets. The generation numbers look impressive on paper. The grid, however, was not built for them, and the mismatch is now producing record costs, regular curtailment of green power, emergency interventions, and growing questions about reliability. Felicity Bradstock’s October 25, […]
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EIA’s October outlook has the U.S., Brazil, Guyana, Canada and Argentina adding barrels with no Gulf chokepoint in the way, while Hormuz flows collapsed and OPEC supply is forecast to drop by nearly a fifth. Illustrative AI-generated image of a generic offshore production vessel. No real vessel, facility or person is shown. For consumers, the […]
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