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California Is a National Security Risk of Gavin Newsom’s Making – The Iran Conflict is Exposing the National Security Crisis

March 10, 2026March 28, 2026 Clark Savage297

In the heart of America\’s energy landscape, California stands as a cautionary tale of ideological overreach. Under Governor Gavin Newsom\’s aggressive push toward net zero emissions, the state has waged an unrelenting war on its own oil and gas industry. This crusade, framed as a bold step against climate change, has instead crippled domestic production, […]

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

March 9, 2026March 28, 2026 Clark Savage269

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, […]

At What Price Will the EU Open Russian Gas and Oil Pipelines?

March 3, 2026 Clark Savage318

\”Energy Security Starts at home, and Energy Dominance comes through your exports, But your energy dependence is defined by who you import from\”. – Stu Turley. The European Union is once again grappling with an escalating energy crisis in early 2026, driven by geopolitical tensions that have disrupted key supply routes. With Ukraine halting Russian […]

Diesel, Gasoline, Jet Fuel, and Other Oil Products in Flux Amid the Iran Conflict

March 2, 2026 Clark Savage312

The escalating conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran has sent shockwaves through global energy markets, particularly affecting refined oil products like diesel, gasoline, and jet fuel. As of March 2, 2026, the war—now in its third day—has led to sharp price surges, disruptions in tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, and heightened […]

China and India Spending More on Domestic Oil and Gas Production

February 24, 2026 Clark Savage410

As the world’s two largest oil importers grapple with geopolitical risks, supply disruptions, and the imperative of energy security, both China and India are pouring billions into boosting domestic oil and gas output. While progress varies sharply between the two Asian giants, the shared strategy underscores a long-term bet on self-reliance — even as new […]

Chevron Taps Into Venezuelan Oil as Crude is Being Processed in US. What does this mean for investors?

February 12, 2026 Clark Savage636

The recent geopolitical shift in Venezuela, following the U.S.-led capture and removal of former President Nicolás Maduro in early 2026, has opened new doors for American energy companies. Chevron, the only U.S. oil major still operating in the country, is ramping up its activities amid eased sanctions and a special Treasury Department license. This development […]

California Leads the Nation As a National Security Risk

February 10, 2026 Clark Savage266

In a recent appearance on the Clay & Buck podcast, sponsored by PureTalk, Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum laid bare the stark realities facing California\’s energy landscape. Speaking from Washington, D.C., Burgum highlighted how the Golden State\’s aggressive climate policies are not just driving up gas prices but posing a genuine threat to America\’s […]

Chevron Charters Largest Tanker Fleet in a Year to Ship Venezuelan Oil

January 26, 2026 Clark Savage303

In a significant development for the global energy market, Chevron Corporation has ramped up its operations in Venezuela by chartering its largest fleet of tankers in over a year to transport crude oil amid evolving U.S. policies and geopolitical shifts. This move comes as the U.S. enforces stricter measures on Venezuelan oil flows, yet Chevron […]

Canada Has Imported Billions of Dollars of Oil, Yet It Remains an Oil and Gas Rich Country

January 23, 2026 Clark Savage245

As an energy-rich nation with the fourth-largest proven oil reserves in the world, Canada paradoxically continues to import billions of dollars\’ worth of crude oil annually. This irony was recently highlighted in a viral X post by MP Bob Zimmer (@bobzimmermp), who delivered a speech at the BC Natural Resources Forum, decrying the absurdity of […]

China\’s Oil and Gas Drilling Program Improvements Are Now Capable of Impacting Markets

January 11, 2026 Clark Savage267

By Stuart Turley, Energy Podcast Host As the world\’s largest energy consumer, China\’s advancements in oil and gas drilling technologies and programs have reached a point where they can meaningfully influence global markets. Over the past decade, China has invested heavily in enhancing domestic production through improved drilling techniques, such as horizontal drilling and hydraulic […]

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California Is a National Security Risk of Gavin Newsom’s Making – The Iran Conflict is Exposing the National Security Crisis

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

At What Price Will the EU Open Russian Gas and Oil Pipelines?

Diesel, Gasoline, Jet Fuel, and Other Oil Products in Flux Amid the Iran Conflict

China and India Spending More on Domestic Oil and Gas Production

Chevron Taps Into Venezuelan Oil as Crude is Being Processed in US. What does this mean for investors?

California Leads the Nation As a National Security Risk

Chevron Charters Largest Tanker Fleet in a Year to Ship Venezuelan Oil

Canada Has Imported Billions of Dollars of Oil, Yet It Remains an Oil and Gas Rich Country

China\’s Oil and Gas Drilling Program Improvements Are Now Capable of Impacting Markets

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