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Heavy industrial catalytic cracking towers and spherical storage tanks inside a crude oil refinery illuminated at dusk.

October 28, 2026

Energy·News

Oil Rebounds to $115 After Houthi Attack Claim on Ras Tanura, but Saudi Arabia Hasn’t Confirmed Damage Yet

Crude oil prices rebounded on Wednesday after Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis claimed a missile strike on Saudi Arabia’s largest oil refinery—reversing losses from earlier in the week when diplomacy between regional powers generated

Energy·News

Australia stays at Level 2 of its fuel plan: what that means for drivers

Will I run out of petrol? Many Australians are asking that question. The government publishes fuel stock levels, and the latest figures should be checked on its site before drawing conclusions. The fuel that matters most for freight and planes

October 26, 2026

Gas Hit a Record 158 Days Above $4 This Year — Here’s Why the Chevron CEO Says It Won’t End When the War Does

Business·Energy·Policy·USA

In 2026, the United States set a record for the most days in a single calendar year with national average gasoline prices above $4

Yemen Says It Retook Mocha From the Houthis: Why the Red Sea Port Matters

Energy·Environment·World

Yemeni government forces announced on October 5 and 6, 2026, that they had retaken the Red Sea port city of Mocha from Houthi fighters,

Illustration image related to: Saudi East-West Pipeline Halts 5M Barrels Daily Following Drone Strikes During H

Energy·World

Saudi East-West Pipeline Halts 5M Barrels Daily Following Drone Strikes During Hormuz Tensions

Saudi Arabia’s East-West Pipeline, an overland oil route carrying crude to the Red Sea, was shut down on September 10 after multiple attacks — and the timing raised immediate questions about global

Sunita Somvanshi

September 15, 2026

Smoke rising from the East-West Crude Oil Pipeline in Saudi Arabia, the infrastructure behind crude supply disruptions and Hormuz corridor concerns.

Energy·Policy·World

Houthis Claim Saudi Base Strike as Mecca Pact Question and Oil Pipeline Shutdown Collide

A wider escalation chain The latest Houthi claim is not a standalone battlefield update. The group claimed an attack on a Saudi base as fighting flared with Yemen’s government forces, while separate

Govind Tekale

September 14, 2026

Oil pumpjacks in the Inglewood Oil Field

Business·Energy

OPEC Revises Oil Demand: What Shifting Forecasts Mean for Energy Prices

OPEC, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, released updated projections on global oil demand that highlight shifting consumption patterns across developed and developing economies. The organization’s monthly reports track three key

Sunita Somvanshi

September 12, 2026

Satellite view of the Strait of Hormuz between Iran and Oman

Business·Energy·Policy

Diesel Prices Keep Climbing: How Global Supply Shocks Hit Your Household Budget

Diesel prices at the pump have surged in recent weeks, and the increases are directly connected to geopolitical tensions and refinery operations halfway around the world. Diesel operates differently in the economy

Sunita Somvanshi

September 12, 2026

Fuel and train infrastructure image for Trump Ukraine diesel strikes article

Energy·Policy·World

Ukraine Drones Strike 3,000+ Kilometers Into Russia: Arctic Gas Plants Hit, Energy Markets Shaken

On September 9, Ukrainian drones reached targets more than 3,000 kilometers into Russian territory. That's roughly the distance from London to North Africa. The targets were gas processing plants in Russia's far

Sunita Somvanshi

September 10, 2026

Global Oil Demand to Reach Record High, CEO of Saudi Aramco Concerned About Future Supplies

Energy·India·World

Russia-India Energy Trade: Hormuz Disruption and Refinery Adjustments

India increased US LPG imports to 73% amid Hormuz constraints. Russia received 68,000 tonnes Indian gasoline; domestic refinery damage reshapes trade flows. Maritime disruption impact.

Govind Tekale

August 27, 2026

Australia fuel security reserve strategic stockpile

Australia·Energy

Australia’s $14.8 Billion Fuel Security Package to Shield Economy from Global Shocks

The Australian government has announced a $14.8 billion investment to strengthen the nation’s fuel security and protect households, businesses, and critical industries from global supply disruptions, as outlined in the 2026-27 Budget

Sunita Somvanshi

August 22, 2026

Aerial view of the Danube River at record low water levels, showing extensive sandbanks exposed along the riverbank with a nuclear cooling tower visible in the distance.

Energy·Environment·Latest·UK·World

Romania Nuclear Shutdown: Danube Drought Forces First Blackout in 23 Years

Romania shuts its only nuclear plant as Danube river hits record lows, cutting 20% of national electricity and threatening Moldova's power supply.

Sunita Somvanshi

August 15, 2026

A Bharat-branded LPG cooking gas cylinder used in Indian households.

Business·Energy·India·Policy

India’s LPG Imports from U.S. Surge to 67% in Six Months

India's US LPG imports jumped from 10 percent in January to 67 percent by August 2026 after the Iran war cut 85 percent of West Asian supply. Petroleum Minister Puri confirmed the

Sunita Somvanshi

August 12, 2026

Capitol setting reflecting shifting healthcare policy and legislative debate

Business·Energy·Policy

Big Oil’s $93B Windfall: How Iran War Inflated Q2 Profits

Big Oil pocketed $93B in Q2 2026 profits after the February 28 Iran war spiked crude to $126 a barrel. Aramco led with $33B as US gasoline hit $4.10/gallon. Trump blasted the

Sunita Somvanshi

August 12, 2026

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