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Why US Oil and Gas Exploration Companies Make the US Insulated from Energy Volatility

March 9, 2026March 28, 2026 Clark Savage264

In an era of geopolitical tensions, fluctuating global demand, and supply disruptions, the United States has emerged as a beacon of energy stability. This resilience stems largely from the robust domestic oil and gas sector, particularly exploration and production (E&P) companies. Over the past decade, these firms—along with oilfield service providers—have demonstrated disciplined capital management, […]

Oil Over $100: How Long Will It Last, and What\’s in Transit?

March 9, 2026March 28, 2026 Clark Savage297

As oil prices surge past $100 per barrel amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, particularly the conflict involving Iran and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, the global energy market is facing unprecedented volatility. Brent crude briefly topped $110 in early March 2026, marking the first time in nearly four years that prices have […]

The Oil and Gas Markets are Changing for Peace and Supporting the US Dollar

March 8, 2026April 21, 2026 Clark Savage343

In a rapidly evolving global energy landscape, recent U.S. actions in Venezuela, combined with broader monetary and diplomatic strategies, are reshaping oil and gas markets. These shifts aim not only to stabilize prices and bolster the U.S. dollar but also to foster peace by undermining adversarial networks that fund conflicts like the war in […]

Russia Following the Money: Shifting Gas and Oil Sales to Asia

March 7, 2026March 28, 2026 Clark Savage391

In the wake of escalating geopolitical tensions and a rapidly evolving global energy landscape, Russia is decisively pivoting its gas and oil exports eastward. This strategic shift, driven by lucrative opportunities in Asia amid disruptions from the ongoing Iran conflict, is reshaping international energy dynamics. As Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak recently confirmed, negotiations are […]

Iran-Linked Ships Transit as Others Wait for Insurance

March 7, 2026March 28, 2026 Clark Savage240

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 […]

Oil Prices Set to Rise as the Insurance Problem Grows

March 6, 2026 Clark Savage265

In the volatile landscape of global energy markets, oil prices are poised for a significant upward trajectory amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. As of March 6, 2026, Brent crude has already surged above $89 per barrel, driven by a confluence of factors including disrupted shipping routes, production halts, and a burgeoning crisis […]

Key Energy Crisis Hot Spots Highlight Energy Security

March 6, 2026 Clark Savage219

In an era of escalating geopolitical tensions and accelerating climate goals, the global energy landscape is a powder keg of vulnerabilities and opportunities. As of March 2026, the world grapples with surging energy demands from AI data centers, volatile oil prices amid Middle East conflicts, and the uneven push toward net-zero emissions. This article examines […]

Did China Know the Strait of Hormuz Was Going to Close?

March 6, 2026 Clark Savage309

ENB Pub Note: This is an outstanding article from Giacomo Prandelli\’s Substack \”The Merchants News\”. He has been on the Energy News Beat Podcast, and we are looking to have him on again. He is a great author, and we recommend subscribing to his Substack. Lloyds of London appears to be the holdup now, and […]

Why’d The US Temporarily Waive Sanctions On India’s Purchase Of Russian Oil?

March 6, 2026 Clark Savage244

ENB Pub Note: This is an outstanding article from Andrew Korybko\’s Newsletter on Substack. What he does not mention in the article is that if you tie the Venezuelan pricing controls that Stu Turley expects to be dropped onto Iran, and possibly Iraq, it really starts to show the refining of the global oil markets. […]

Exxon Ships U.S. Gasoline to Australia: Unpacking the Global Gasoline and Diesel Market Crisis

March 5, 2026 Clark Savage265

In a striking sign of tightening global fuel supplies, Exxon Mobil has scheduled its first-ever shipments of gasoline from the U.S. Gulf Coast to Australia, totaling around 600,000 barrels this month. These cargoes, loading from Houston in mid-March aboard medium-range tankers like the Largo Eagle and Nord Ventura, consist mostly of gasoline with some diesel […]

Category: International News

Why US Oil and Gas Exploration Companies Make the US Insulated from Energy Volatility

Oil Over $100: How Long Will It Last, and What\’s in Transit?

The Oil and Gas Markets are Changing for Peace and Supporting the US Dollar

Russia Following the Money: Shifting Gas and Oil Sales to Asia

Iran-Linked Ships Transit as Others Wait for Insurance

Oil Prices Set to Rise as the Insurance Problem Grows

Key Energy Crisis Hot Spots Highlight Energy Security

Did China Know the Strait of Hormuz Was Going to Close?

Why’d The US Temporarily Waive Sanctions On India’s Purchase Of Russian Oil?

Exxon Ships U.S. Gasoline to Australia: Unpacking the Global Gasoline and Diesel Market Crisis

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