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Bomb Found at Major U.S. Ethanol Plant in Peoria, Illinois, Forces Mass Evacuations; Device Rendered Safe, No Additional Explosives Located

November 14, 2026 Clark Savage146

A credible explosive device discovered at the BioUrja Renewables ethanol production facility in Peoria, Illinois, triggered a one-mile evacuation affecting more than 5,000 residents and workers on Friday, November 13, 2026. Local, state, and federal authorities, including the FBI and ATF, responded to the threat at the large industrial complex along the Illinois River. Bomb […]

Oil Swings Back to Surplus, Diesel Doesn’t

November 14, 2026 Clark Savage136

The IEA’s November Oil Market Report, published Friday, says global balances point to a surplus in the fourth quarter of 2026. European diesel is still about 77% above pre-war levels, and U.S. pump diesel is still above $6 a gallon. The International Energy Agency said Friday the global oil market is swinging back to a […]

Can Iran Survive Much Longer Without Oil Revenue?

November 14, 2026 Clark Savage141

Iran is drafting its next national budget on the explicit premise that oil revenue could fall to zero. Senior Plan and Budget Organization official Mohammad Ghasemi instructed the government to prepare for that scenario for Iranian year 1406 (roughly March 2027–March 2028), describing it as potentially one of the hardest budgets since the oil industry’s […]

US Treasury May Allow Case-by-Case Purchases of Sanctioned Shadow-Fleet Tankers to Ease Freight Rates

November 13, 2026 Clark Savage128

Jones Act Barriers Limit Domestic Options The US Treasury Department is weighing a case-by-case process that could let legitimate buyers purchase certain sanctioned “shadow fleet” tankers and return them to lawful commercial service, according to reporting by Platts (S&P Global Energy) on November 10, 2026. Officials indicated the approach could cover 50–80 vessels owned by […]

Iran Called U.S. Claims of Qatar Talks a “Pure Lie.” Oil Bounced Off Two-Month Lows. Gasoline Stayed Under $4.

November 12, 2026November 12, 2026 Clark Savage191

AAA’s national regular average stayed under $4 on Nov. 11, at $3.9429 a gallon, after falling to $3.9788 on Nov. 10 for the first time since July 19. Diesel is $6.1306. Crude’s November slide was built on hopes the war was winding down. After Mohsen Rezaei’s denial of U.S. claims of talks, that trade is […]

Trump’s Russian Diesel Turned Around at Sea. Your Diesel Bill Didn’t.

November 11, 2026November 11, 2026 Clark Savage350

Four tankers that left Russia declaring U.S. destinations have turned away, the Wall Street Journal reports. Two are headed to Brazil, one has reached Egypt, and the fourth was listed for South America in Kpler data cited by the Journal on Nov. 10. No barrels have landed here. Diesel is still $6.13 a gallon — […]

DOE Closes Its First Oil-and-Gas Loan. Twenty-Two Gulf Platforms Get a Second Life.

November 11, 2026 Clark Savage288

A $480 million Energy Dominance Financing loan will modernize Arena Energy platforms off Louisiana. Peak output is projected at up to 38,600 barrels a day — a real add, not a price mover. Secretary Wright told Fox Business it will lower pump prices. Today’s first sub-$4 national average since July has other causes. By Energy […]

Hon. Jason A. Isaac, Tim Stewart, David Blackmon and Stu Turley on the Energy Impacts and Energy New

November 11, 2026November 11, 2026 Clark Savage150

This roundtable discussion brings together energy industry leaders and policy experts—Jason Isaac (Founder and CEO of the American Energy Institute), Tim Stewart (President of the US Oil & Gas Association), David Blackmon (Forbes and Daily Caller contributor), and Stu Turley (Energy News Beat Podcast Host)—for a candid post-election analysis of the energy landscape facing America. […]

A world without hydrocarbons is a past we escaped

November 10, 2026November 10, 2026 Clark Savage144

ENB Pub Note: This was written by Ronald Stein and Yoshihiro Muronaka, on America Outloud. We highly recommend subscribing and reading their publications! Two hundred years ago, the world had about 1 billion people, roughly 7 billion fewer than today. Life expectancy at birth was under 30 years, and more than four in ten children died […]

Doomberg, Charlie Garcia and Stu Turley on the changing winds in the energy markets

November 9, 2026November 9, 2026 Clark Savage211

In this episode of the Energy News Beat Podcast, host Stu Turley sits down with two prominent analysts—Charlie Garcia of MarketWatch and Capital Mischief, and Doomberg, the influential energy and finance commentator—to dissect the seismic shifts reshaping American politics, energy policy, and geopolitics. The conversation kicks off with a candid analysis of the recent election […]

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Bomb Found at Major U.S. Ethanol Plant in Peoria, Illinois, Forces Mass Evacuations; Device Rendered Safe, No Additional Explosives Located

Oil Swings Back to Surplus, Diesel Doesn’t

Can Iran Survive Much Longer Without Oil Revenue?

US Treasury May Allow Case-by-Case Purchases of Sanctioned Shadow-Fleet Tankers to Ease Freight Rates

Iran Called U.S. Claims of Qatar Talks a “Pure Lie.” Oil Bounced Off Two-Month Lows. Gasoline Stayed Under $4.

Trump’s Russian Diesel Turned Around at Sea. Your Diesel Bill Didn’t.

DOE Closes Its First Oil-and-Gas Loan. Twenty-Two Gulf Platforms Get a Second Life.

Hon. Jason A. Isaac, Tim Stewart, David Blackmon and Stu Turley on the Energy Impacts and Energy New

A world without hydrocarbons is a past we escaped

Doomberg, Charlie Garcia and Stu Turley on the changing winds in the energy markets

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