Get used to higher gas prices this year
Even if the Iran conflict ended now and the Strait of Hormuz fully opened, don't look for a quick return to pre-war gas prices.
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House leaders pull Endangered Species Act bill
The House on Wednesday abruptly shelved legislation that would overhaul the Endangered Species Act, in an apparent response to Republican opposition to the bill.
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Takeaways from Burgum’s Hill appearance
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum sparred with House Democrats on Monday as he pushed back complaints that not only is the Trump administration unfairly hindering renewable energy production but at the same time is causing energy prices to spike.
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Oil Prices Creep Up as Investors Weigh Cease-Fire Extension
Oil prices held steady on Wednesday after pushing higher the day before and U.S. stock markets looked set to open stronger as investors tried to make sense of President Trump’s decision to extend the cease-fire with Iran amid doubts about the status of another round…
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U.S. natural gas exports to grow nearly 30% by 2027 as LNG facilities ramp up
In our latest Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO), we forecast that U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports will continue to increase as five LNG export projects start operations and ramp up production by the end of 2027. We also forecast increased natural gas pipeline exports, mainly to Mexico. In our…
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Trump invokes war powers to juice fossil energy, grid
President Donald Trump invoked the Cold War-era Defense Production Act on Monday to shore up federal funding for a host of energy projects — involving oil, gas, coal and the grid — as the White House moved to buffer climbing electricity and fuel costs.
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Sable Offshore’s Federal Defense Falls Flat in California court
Oil development off Santa Barbara County’s Gaviota Coast has long turned on fine legal margins — interstate versus intrastate, State Fire Marshal versus the U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration, court orders versus claims of immunity. On Friday morning, in the Santa Barbara courtroom…
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Opinion: Energy, Asymmetry, Black Budget Revenue and the Shadow War: Confronting Iran’s Playbook
I have spent years on the ground across the corridors that shape global power—Africa, the Middle East, Asia—working not just with executives and policymakers, but with the truck drivers, the field operators, and the logistics crews who keep energy flowing to us.
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U.S. Oil Exports Set to Hit Record High
The United States is set to export a record-breaking 5.44 million barrels of crude daily this month, data from Kpler cited by Reuters’ Clyde Russell has shown. In May, U.S. oil exports are set for further growth, to 5.48 million barrels daily.
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Opinion: Iran war exposes weakness of California’s ‘green’ dependence on foreign oil
California is a beacon for smart people. Yet we seem to excel in producing policies that hurt ourselves.
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