Dutch port plans to convert LNG carrier into import terminal
Netherlands LNG operator EemsEnergyTerminal and Belgian shipping group Exmar are planning to convert a large LNG carrier into a floating storage and regasification (FSRU) import terminal at Eemshaven. The proposal…
U.S. Buys a Token Barrel to Refill the Strategic Reserve
The Trump administration is dipping its toe—barely—into refilling the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), announcing plans to purchase one million barrels of crude for delivery in December and January. The…
API Surprise: Crude Oil, Gasoline Inventories Fall
The American Petroleum Institute (API) estimated that crude oil inventories in the United States fell by 2.980 million barrels in the week ending October 17, when analysts had expected a…
Alliance formed to advance UK low-carbon ammonia industry
A newly formed UK-based alliance aims to accelerate growth in the UK’s ammonia industry and drive adoption of low-carbon ammonia and ammonia technology. The UK Ammonia Alliance (UKAA) is a…
Egypt Seeks to Free Up Gas for Export
Egypt is embarking on a plan to buy more oil products for power generation as the cash-strapped North African nation frees up gas for LNG exports, as part of efforts…


US Natural Gas Falls on Warmer Outlook, Growing Storage Surplus
WATCH: Venezuelan Opposition Leader MARIA CORINA MACHADO Speaks at CERAWeek – Proposes to “Unlock” Venezuelan Oil and Have Goven…
War Complicates Pricing of Saudi Arabia’s Oil for Asia
South Korea Weighs First Public Driving Restrictions in 35 Years
Nigeria Pays 65% More for Gasoline as Dangote Battles Crude Import Costs
Global Fuel Prices Are Surging as the Middle East War Hits Consumers
China Sends Fuel to Struggling Southeast Asia Despite Export Ban
Australia Cuts Fuel Tax in Half as Middle East War Squeezes Supply
India Leans on Coal and Renewables as War Throttles Gas Supply
Brent Hits $115 as Trump Threatens Iran’s Oil Wells and Power Plants






