Oil Prices Fall as Israel Pulls Troops from Southern Gaza
Six months after Hamas brutally attacked Israel, Israeli forces announced they would remove the majority of the troops in southern […]
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US Warns China Against Imports
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen recently concluded a four-day summit with Chinese officials sternly warning that Washington will not allow
Biden Administration Cancels U.S. Oil Stockpile Refill
Despite announcing aims to refill the U.S. strategic oil reserve by the end of the year, the Biden Administration has
Two Years In: Are Russian Oil and Gas Sanctions Working?
Two years after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the oil and gas sanctions have failed to temper Russia’s vendetta. Despite
Biden and the Fate of U.S. LNG Exports
In the last week of January, the Biden-Harris Administration temporarily paused pending decisions regarding liquid natural gas exports. This hold
Panama Canal Drought Could Hit U.S. Trade Hard
The Panama Canal is a major shipping route between the Americas and the rest of the world, helping move food,
Will the U.S. Continue the Ease of Sanctions on Venezuelan Crude?
In October, the White House eased sanctions that it had been imposing on the Venezuelan energy sector since 2018 in
U.S. Sanctions on Iranian Oil Likely to Remain Unchanged
A year or two ago, it looked likely that the U.S. would drop its sanctions on Iran as the two
SEC Announces Groundbreaking Climate Disclosure Rules for Public Companies
Today, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) – Wall Street’s regulatory body, adopted new rules aimed at enhancing and standardizing
The White House Has Big Plans for U.S. Uranium Production
Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine and subsequent sanctions on Russian energy, the U.S. has increased its oil and gas
