
Qatar LNG Crisis: Repairs Could Take Five Years as $24 Billion Slips Away
Missile strikes at Ras Laffan killed 13 and cut 17% of export capacity, forcing QatarEnergy to chase US deals while Asian buyers wait

Missile strikes at Ras Laffan killed 13 and cut 17% of export capacity, forcing QatarEnergy to chase US deals while Asian buyers wait

CENTCOM says mine-clearing is paying off and 2,000+ ships have been escorted, but shippers warn the strait remains dangerous as oil nears $97.

Fires at Saudi energy sites wounded 73, the kingdom shut its East-West pipeline, and India is flagging a new threat to the Bab el-Mandeb strait.

The Trump administration's rollback of Biden-era carbon rules could extend the life of aging generators, drawing health warnings, legal threats and sharp differences in how outlets framed it.

Closure of the East-West link to Yanbu disrupts loadings, but analysts expect limited supply impact as Aramco weighs a new pricing formula for Asia.

Refiners already running near capacity can't turn more crude into fuel, pushing diesel to all-time highs — and turning the squeeze into record profits for some.

Gulf states weigh voluntary transit fees and joint demining as Washington and Tehran trade threats over the world's most vital energy chokepoint.

A unanimous D.C. Circuit panel found no emergency justified keeping the J.H. Campbell plant open, undermining similar DOE orders nationwide.

Renewed US-Iran strikes push oil past $105, global bonds sell off, and Treasury's expanded buyback fails to calm inflation-wary markets.

Escalating Mideast ship attacks and collapsing Strait of Hormuz traffic prompt Goldman and Rystad to forecast a potential oil price spike, with implications for markets and advisors.