Oil and gas

Strategic Culture Foundation·Publication

Lo Yemen non ha ancora nemmeno iniziato

AEI·Publication

Does a Reduction in the Supply of Oil Make the Economy Stronger?

The Diesel Shock Came from Abroad, but the Missing Cushion Was Homemade

Center for the National Interest·Publication

America’s Bet on Post-Maduro Venezuela (w/ Richard Sanders)

As Iran War Strains Fuel Supplies, Clean Energy Is Secure Energy

Syria faces infrastructure sabotage, Islamic State activity amid utility shortages

Atlantic Council·Brief

The risks of the strategic petroleum reserve’s four-decade low

Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft·Publication

Red scare: Solid GOP districts reeling from war, price backlash

CO2 Coalition·Publication

Africa’s Poorest Countries Need Energy, Not Empathy

CO2 Coalition·Publication

US Unshackles Its Power Plants; Poor Nations Must Do the Same

SustainAbility·Publication

The future of Liquefied Natural Gas finance: Narrower window, higher environmental and social expectations | ERM

OIES·Publication

Shifting Oil Market Positioning During the Strait of Hormuz Crisis

Atlantic Council·Publication

Ukraine can play a key role enabling US energy exports to Europe

In The Know: Judge orders Winter Storm Uri natural gas lawsuit to trial | OK Supreme Court rules on birth certificate law | Health insurance costs rising, more Oklahomans losing insurance

Chicago Council on Global Affairs·Commentary

Why Fuel Prices May Go Higher Still

Canada’s economic Achilles’ heel is its regulations. The Building Canada Strong Act may change that: Heather Exner-Pirot and Michael Gullo in The Hub

OIES·Publication

OIES Oil Monthly – Issue 57

IBON Foundation·Publication

Deregulation exposes Filipinos to oil shocks; gov’t must reclaim control—IBON

Brookings·Publication

From importer to exporter: Oil shocks and the US economy

Atlantic Council·Brief

The Saudi economy can hold out through year’s end—even if oil exports drop to zero

Atlantic Council·Publication

Putin’s Ukraine invasion has made Russia China’s junior partner

Atlantic Council·Publication

A diesel export ban could disrupt US supply chains

Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs·Publication

Qatar’s Propaganda Machine Could Be ‘First Casualty’ of LNG Collapse

OIES·Publication

Security, Integration and Industrial Policy: China’s 15th Energy Five-Year Plan

ORF·Report

Energy News Monitor | Volume XXIII, Issue 8

Pembina Institute·Commentary

As Alberta seeks methane equivalency, all measurement and monitoring tools are needed

Washington Policy Center·Publication

How the natural gas ruling could kill Washington's income tax

Lexington Institute·Publication

Houthi Ballistic Missiles, and What If China Dominated the AI Tech Stack? (From FOX News Live)

ORF·Report

Energy News Monitor | Volume XXIII, Issue 7

NUPI·Publication

Europe’s diversification paradox: Growing US and Russian gas import shares in 2026

International Centre for Energy, Environment and Development·Publication

Low-Carbon Africa: Nigeria

Atlantic Council·Publication

Can oil deals reset US-Iraqi relations?

CO2 Coalition·Publication

Energy Reality Forces Tech to Ditch Climate Virtue Signaling

OIES·Podcast

OIES Podcast – LNG flows and the outlook for gas storage in Europe

Middle East Council on Global Affairs·Report

Qatar’s Strategic Balancing Amid Escalation and Disruption

ORF·Report

Energy News Monitor | Volume XXIII, Issue 3

Energy Innovation·Publication

Why Are Natural Gas Prices So High?

America’s natural gas prices are rising, sending household energy costs spiking along with them. Projections estimate that by 2027, they could jump another 30 percent as demand grows and the United States increases exports of domestic fuel to other countries. The post Why Are Natural Gas Prices So High? appeared first on Energy Innovation .

Energy Innovation·Publication

Federal Energy Policy Will Increase Energy Bills, Cut Off Affordable Electricity Generation Additions

Federal policy decisions favoring natural gas and keeping coal plants open are forcing consumers to pay higher electricity bills. The post Federal Energy Policy Will Increase Energy Bills, Cut Off Affordable Electricity Generation Additions appeared first on Energy Innovation .

Data for Progress·Commentary

Natural Gas Accountability Receives Strong National Support

ORF·Report

Energy News Monitor | Volume XXII, Issue 49&50