As global oil prices remain elevated amid geopolitical tensions — including recent spikes tied to Middle East conflicts and risks around the Strait of Hormuz — Guyana’s offshore oil sector is surging ahead. This tiny nation (population under 1 million) is delivering one of the world’s most remarkable energy success stories, proving that energy security […]
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In the most complex mix of geopolitical supply disruptions in modern history—over 100 days into the US-Iran conflict involving strikes, Hormuz transit risks, and broader Middle East tensions—the United States and China are effectively supplying a significant portion of global oil demand through their strategic and commercial reserves. They are doing so via sharply contrasting […]
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In a striking confirmation of the enduring role of fossil fuels in global finance, the world’s 65 largest banks committed a record $906 billion to oil, natural gas, and coal companies in 2025 — an 8% jump from $869 billion the year before. This marks the second straight year of rising fossil fuel financing after […]
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In a significant sign that Gulf crude is once again finding its way to market, Kuwait is offering at least 4 million barrels of its main export-grade crude to Asian refiners—the first such sales to the region since the Iran war erupted in late February 2026. The volumes are loaded onto two very large crude […]
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Russia is preparing to sharply reduce its crude oil exports in June, diverting more barrels to the domestic market as refinery disruptions, regional fuel shortages, and persistent Ukrainian drone strikes take a heavy toll on production and logistics. According to preliminary industry and trading data reported by Reuters and cited in OilPrice.com, crude loadings from […]
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In a striking display of persistence amid one of the most volatile energy chokepoints in the world, QatarEnergy has successfully moved its ninth known LNG cargo out of the Persian Gulf since the Iran conflict erupted in late February 2026. Bloomberg energy reporter Stephen Stapczynski highlighted the latest transit on X today, noting that the […]
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The global energy markets are in the midst of a historic shock. As the 2026 Strait of Hormuz crisis—triggered by the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran—enters its fourth month, roughly 20% of the world’s seaborne oil and 20% of LNG flows have been disrupted. Prices spiked above $100 per barrel (peaking near $126), with Brent briefly […]
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China is moving fast to solve one of the biggest bottlenecks in the global AI race: powering data centers quickly and cheaply. According to state broadcaster CCTV, the country has just launched its first prefabricated computing power hub in the eastern city of Qingdao, Shandong province. This modular power solution promises to slash construction time […]
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As the world grapples with the ongoing Strait of Hormuz crisis—triggered by the 2026 Iran conflict and resulting in the near-closure of a chokepoint carrying roughly 20% of global oil trade—energy security has never been more critical. North Dakota is positioning itself for a dramatic encore: a second Bakken boom powered by enhanced oil recovery […]
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ENB Pub Note: Interesting article from Andrew Korybko’s Newsletter on SubStack. China could replace the US’ subsidization of Zambia’s healthcare industry to preempt it from obtaining influence over Zambia’s critical minerals one, but failing to act soon could lead to Zambia capitulating to the US’ demanded quid pro quo, thus threatening China’s access to its […]
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