Permitting Reform Not Sole Key to Lower Energy
Expedited federal reviews for energy projects fail to address material costs and surging demand.
Christal van der Merwe
Oil Market Ignores Strait of Hormuz Transit
Despite market optimism, shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains perilous after a recent drone strike.
Energy Trading Talent Shifts Amid Grid Strain
A key Exxon Mobil gas trader moved to Expand Energy, highlighting infrastructure challenges. U.S.
Hormuz Oil Flow Persists Amid Geopolitical
Six tankers are moving fuel through the Strait of Hormuz, driving crude prices down despite recent disruptions.
Physical Constraints vs.
Real-world mining operations face significant physical challenges like difficult terrain and infrastructure deficits.
Canola Inquiries Face Logistics Hurdles in
Chinese crushers are inquiring about Australian canola, anticipating a trade pact.
VLCC Freight Rates Skyrocket: Physical Supply
A Very Large Crude Carrier recently commanded 897% of the benchmark rate for a Persian Gulf route.
Shadow Market's Golden Vein: Peptide Trade
The illicit peptide market has become a multibillion-dollar enterprise, driven by public demand for quick fixes.
Ground Truth: Persistent Costs Defy Falling Oil
Despite falling crude oil prices, the actual costs of extraction and transport remain high.
Oil Waivers: Geopolitics, Supply, Market Reality
Washington granted a waiver for Iranian crude sales, aiming to ease global energy prices amid ongoing peace talks.