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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Two oil giants are choosing different speeds in West Texas—not walking away from American energy. The real test is what survives the next price cycle. By Energy News Beat | Planned Sunday November 8, 2026 issue | Facts researched November 7, 2026 CST The family-budget question When you pull up to the diesel pump, you […]
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Diesel is $6.26 a gallon, $2.55 more than a year ago, and U.S. stocks just hit the lowest level for this time of year in EIA records. Wholesale prices have eased since our Oct. 14 report, but the IEA still says lost inventories are unlikely to be rebuilt before the second half of 2027. Here […]
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New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill has formally warned the state’s port and terminal operators against accepting Russian diesel cargoes authorized under a Trump administration deal, arguing the imports violate a 2022 federal statute and could expose businesses and individuals to substantial civil and criminal penalties. In a November 2 letter to operators, Sherrill stated that […]
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In this wide-ranging Energy Realities Round Table discussion, hosts David Blackmon, Dr. Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley dive deep into the forces reshaping global energy markets. Triggered by record-breaking quarterly earnings from major oil companies—ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, and BP—the conversation expands to reveal a complex web of interconnected challenges: a critical global refining capacity shortage, […]
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Green energy companies in wind, solar, and storage have shown a sharp split in recent results. A few pure-play or hybrid firms have turned profitable or posted strong growth, while many continue to struggle with execution, pricing pressure, subsidies dependence, and Chinese competition. Utilities have delivered consistent, regulated profitability with rising margins as they invest […]
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The war is in its ninth month and the United States has never taken Kharg. It did not have to: the blockade drove Iranian seaborne crude to zero with no American ground casualties, which is exactly what a seizure was supposed to deliver. The question worth asking is not whether America could hold the island. […]
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In this episode of the Energy Newsbeat Podcast, host Stu Turley sits down with Dr. Beatriz Canamary, CEO of Sure Strategy Group and a leading voice in maritime infrastructure, to discuss the urgent need to rebuild America’s commercial shipbuilding industry. With the U.S. producing less than half a percent of the global fleet today—a dramatic […]
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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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Virginia’s new Energy Plan promises to protect family budgets but never shows a household bill. It models 10,000 MW of import capacity, while PJM lists 5,992 MW; prices solar 41% below Dominion’s own filing; and leaves about $40.6 billion of Dominion spending outside the proposed rate freeze. Here are the six biggest holes. The full […]
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