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In the past six weeks, WTI prices have moved more than 10% in a day five separate times. Those are truly wild short-term gyrations as
April 13, 2026
In the past six weeks, WTI prices have moved more than 10% in a day five separate times. Those are truly wild short-term gyrations as
Analysts are highlighting that the post-war outlook for oilfield services is bright. But this good news comes at great cost. In my newest post at
I told the New York Post that I think it’ll take until near the end of 2026 for oil markets to normalize. Now that we
I don’t dive deeply into my own story on podcasts. But Massiel Diez made it really easy and valuable to do. Most often on podcasts
The energy industry is cutting L&D budgets at the exact moment it needs stronger leaders. I talked about this on the most recent episode of
QatarEnergy lost 20% of the world’s largest LNG plant to Iranian missile strikes. This week, it also produced its first LNG in Texas. In March,
