The U.S. is the biggest threat to OPEC's market share...

...but Gasoline stocks rose for the 5th straight week...

...as the UK and the EU have ramped up sanctions on the so-called shadow fleet used by Russia to ship its crude oil and petroleum products.

...nuclear power's promise as a key component for a “net zero” future of clean, reliable energy... is likely to fall short, however, due to some hard realities.

“We work on sanctions against the Russian shadow fleet. This should be supported at the level of the entire European Union. It is the tanker fleet that provides Putin with the largest part of the income for the war against Ukraine.”

Germany’s power margin, the available electricity supply to meet demand, has dropped this week to the lowest level so far this winter, as low wind speeds and colder weather are straining the power system...

Europe's energy woes highlight the continent's vulnerability in the global energy market, particularly with the looming end of Russian gas supplies...

Despite another weekly addition to the SPR, total crude stocks fell for the third week in a row...

Despite past challenges, there is a growing global interest in nuclear power as a key component of a sustainable energy future...

"I struggle to come up with a bearish oil narrative for China..."

Europe’s industry is set to lose further competitiveness as high energy prices, rising natural gas prices, and concerns about gas supply this winter are increasing uncertainty about factory utilization amid rising costs.

This surge in demand threatens to outpace the development of renewable energy sources...

Tonight at 8pm: Will the Trump Admin be bullish for oil? Paul Sankey, Josh Young, and Kevin Muir debate.

...despite President-elect Trump’s plans for a return to a “Drill, baby, drill” mentality in the oil and gas industry, companies are wary of it...

...biggest draw in total crude stocks since August.

The clean Green energy fiasco has reached a new level of incompetence and waste...

Germany’s CO2 tax is set to increase from the current 45 euros a tonne to 55 euros at the turn of 2025... This will drive up heating and energy costs for consumers and businesses.

“The problem is the pollution, not the plastics themselves...”

Beijing might be “willing to sacrifice the teapots to score some easy points against Trump by clamping down Iranian imports.”

"We need to revolutionize how we think, how we regulate..."