The UAE’s departure from OPEC+ effective May 1, 2026, removes a key pillar of market stability as peak demand approaches.
The recent US-Iran ceasefire eases oil price panic but doesn’t fully normalize market conditions, revealing ongoing risks and supply issues.
Physical crude premiums and freight costs squeeze refiners, exposing futures market lag and worsening Europe’s looming product shortage.
Shale producers remain cautious amid US-Iran conflict, citing limited DUCs and capital discipline despite WTI prices above $90.
Brent surged above $100 as G7 met; Rystad warns prices could hit $135 if Middle East conflict drags on.
US electricity demand is rising sharply amid rapid data center expansion, with retail prices expected to peak closer to 2030.
Rystad Energy says green energy stocks’ 35% surge may mark a new growth cycle, driven by energy security and innovation.
IMO’s one-year delay on its Net-Zero Framework highlights major feasibility issues in clean-fuel supply, carbon trading, and incentive design.
China is set to dominate global offshore wind capacity by 2030 as US projects stall amid policy reversals and rising…
Rystad Energy says OPEC+ output growth and weakening demand will push global oil markets into surplus, pressuring crude prices below…
Brent oil prices are stable due to Russian supply concerns, but strong Chinese demand may prevent significant price declines.
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