energy News
Oil Prices Caught in Tug-of-War as Markets Weigh Geopolitics and Supply
Crude benchmarks see muted gains as traders balance tentative Russia-Ukraine peace talks against record U.S. oil production and a weakening dollar.
Energy Sector Slips as Oil Nears Fourth Monthly Loss
Brent crude hovers near $62 as OPEC+ is expected to hold production steady amid rising concerns of a global supply glut and weakening demand forecasts.
Energy Stocks Climb as Black Sea Oil Terminal Halts Loadings
Caspian Pipeline Consortium reports a full stop in operations at a key export hub after the latest in a series of attacks, raising global supply concerns.
New Fortress Energy Surges on Tentative Puerto Rico Deal Approval
The struggling energy firm's $4 billion LNG supply contract, awaiting final board sign-off, is seen as a critical lifeline amid deep financial distress.
Ecopetrol Outlines $7.2B Plan to Balance Oil Output and Green Shift
Colombia's state-run oil company targets 40% EBITDA margin in 2026, allocating 70% of capital to hydrocarbons amid a complex energy transition.
US LNG Exporters Face Headwinds as Chinese Demand Falters
A sustained slowdown in China's LNG appetite threatens to cool a market that boomed after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, posing risks for a wave of new US projects.
Oil Producers Face Headwinds as US Crude Stockpiles Unexpectedly Swell
A surprise build in both crude and gasoline inventories raises concerns over weakening energy demand, putting pressure on the exploration and production sector.
LNG Sector Buoyed as 20-Year Asia Deal Signals Robust Demand
Venture Global's long-term supply contract with Tokyo Gas underscores confidence in US exporters amid a massive expansion of production capacity.