Energy

A second blast at the world’s largest LNG hub kills workers and halts output, threatening to tighten global gas markets just as recovery was underway.

The temporary general license from the US Treasury removes export barriers for Iranian crude, easing supply fears and triggering a sharp sell-off in global oil prices.

The temporary license removes a key supply constraint, adding downward pressure on prices already softening on easing geopolitical risk.

The Treasury's decision to lift restrictions on Iranian crude production and exports removes a key supply constraint, sending Brent crude sharply lower as traders reassess global supply risks.

Improved enforcement in Cundinamarca lifts local government receipts from gasoline levies, highlighting the fiscal impact of regulatory compliance in emerging markets.

The incident at Ras Laffan’s Barzan plant raises immediate questions about local gas supply continuity and potential ripple effects on global LNG export schedules.

The explosion at the Barzan facility triggers immediate supply fears in global LNG markets, with traders assessing potential output disruptions from the world's largest exporter.

The retreat in European pump prices signals a rapid unwind of the geopolitical risk premium, driven by a reported framework agreement between Washington and Tehran.

Escalating cross-border tensions near the Baltic Sea reignite supply risk premiums, with traders monitoring for further disruptions to regional security and energy infrastructure.

The partnership targets heavy-duty logistics, aiming to make electric trucking cheaper than diesel through rapid battery exchange rather than charging.

At least 13 killed and dozens injured after Qatar gas explosion.

Falling crude benchmarks are translating into cheaper fuel at the pump, though the relief is temporary as a tax cut expires soon.

Geopolitical supply shocks have reversed the disinflation trend, complicating the Bank of Canada's path and raising questions about the durability of rate-cut expectations.

Washington's temporary license to resume Iranian crude exports adds immediate supply to global markets, testing the floor for Brent crude and WTI crude prices.

The blast at Ras Laffan’s Barzan plant underscores operational risks in the world’s largest LNG hub, prompting scrutiny of export continuity.

The resumption of operations at the Afungi peninsula signals a major step toward bringing offline African supply back online, though security risks remain a key overhang for investors.

The explosion at the Barzan facility kills 13 and raises immediate questions about supply continuity from the world's largest LNG hub.

The Treasury's temporary license to resume Iranian crude exports removes a key supply constraint, sending energy prices lower and reshaping global trade flows.

The continent's energy strategy has flipped in a decade, raising questions about diplomatic leverage and supply security as US volumes dominate.

New import data shows the US displacing Gulf suppliers for Indian gas, reinforcing structural supply shifts driven by Strait of Hormuz shipping risks.

The restart of the damaged facility offers a partial relief to global LNG supply, yet traders keep a risk premium in natural gas prices as the full extent of the disruption is assessed.

Negotiators aim to secure shipping lanes in the critical chokepoint, a key variable for global energy supply and Brent crude valuations.

The explosion at Ras Laffan underscores the fragility of global gas infrastructure, prompting traders to reassess downside risks to near-term supply.

The explosion at the Barzan facility has reignited supply fears in a tight global gas market, though operators say export capabilities remain intact.

The blast at Ras Laffan’s Barzan facility underscores operational risks in a key export hub, prompting traders to monitor gas flows for potential shortfalls.