The 174,000 cubic meter capacity Al Qaiyyah LNG carrier has been loaded with a cargo and departed from the newly operational Texas terminal and is headed to Central Europe.

Action to coordinate EU-wide jet fuel procurement and distribution comes after the IEA warned Europe could run out of jet fuel by June.

Oman has opened a new bidding round for onshore oil and gas blocks.

Energy Intelligence's latest monthly forecast sees demand growth moving toward zero for 2026 as the Mideast supply shock forces demand to respond.

Iranian forces have fired on containerships in the strait as the extended ceasefire between the US and Iran offers no relief to shipping.

Market players remain focused on whether Iran and the US will be able to agree to any kind of lasting peace deal in the near future.

Although details were slim, the determination could see the US government fund energy-related projects in the name of national security.

Energy Intelligence has updated its Mideast Gulf War: Infrastructure Risk Tracker, an Excel-based tool to assess energy sector fallout from the ongoing conflict. The tracker updates day-by-day attacks on regional energy infrastructure, noting the date, facility type, location, asset ownership/operator and resumption information, where applicable, of each incident. Latest update: Apr 20'26.

The Mideast crisis is has reinforced the UK’s push for "sovereign" renewable generation, but as offshore wind expands, patent law is emerging as a constraint.

Behind-the-meter solar and storage can bypass grid bottlenecks, accelerating the shift toward a secure energy system fit for the future.

As industrial systems evolve toward greater automation, effective safety depends on organizational design, human performance and vigilance.

The Mideast war shock has accelerated Egypt’s subsidy reform, exposing fiscal strains, supply vulnerabilities and social risks.