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OPEC Finds Venezuelan Oil Production Below Last Year's Peak

Venezuelan crude oil production hasn't improved much since its president was captured in January.

Friday, March 13, 2026

TotalEnergies, Iraq Oil Output, Equinor: Your Daily Energy News

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Friday, March 13, 2026

Golden Pass LNG Ramping Up During Wartime

Moving to the commissioning phase just last month, Golden Pass LNG saw feed gas volumes reach a new high on Wednesday. Meanwhile, global volumes are down because of the war in the Middle East.

Thursday, March 12, 2026

Los productores de hidrocarburos de América del Sur y Central se benefician de la escalada en Oriente Medio

Mientras el mundo se centra en las interrupciones energéticas en Oriente Medio, los países de América del Sur y Central podrían beneficiarse de los altos precios del petróleo y finalmente materializar sus oportunidades de inversión.

Thursday, March 12, 2026

U.S. Gas Markets Insulated from War

U.S. natural gas markets are shielded from the conflict in the Middle East, with domestic prices up only 5.8% since fighting began last week. It's a different story entirely in Europe.

Justice Department Paves Way for Federal Oversight in Contentious California Pipeline Restart

Last week, the Department of Justice cleared the way for President Donald Trump to order the restart of the Santa Ynez production and pipeline system off the coast of Santa Barbara, California, which spilled more than 100,000 gallons of oil in 2015.

Pipelines

Louisiana Coastal Damage Litigation Enters New Phase After Landmark Verdict

A $744.6 million jury verdict against Chevron in a Louisiana coastal damage case is entering a critical appeals phase.

Pipelines

Latin America Oil Poised to Benefit from Middle East Disruptions

While the world focuses on energy disruptions in the Middle East, South and Central American countries may benefit from high oil prices and finally realize their investment opportunities.

Oil, Grains Boost Exports at Port of Vancouver

Vancouver said it saw a record number of cargo ships sending various goods across the globe last year. Amid tariff disputes, Canada is working to double the amount of non-U.S. trade.

Manufacturing

Record U.S. Power Consumption, LNG Canada Shipments, Spain's Gas Imports: Your Daily Energy News

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Argentina Touts Investments Under Incentives Program

Argentina's RIGI program has attracted up to US$69.2 billion in proposed investments across the energy, mining and infrastructure sector.

RIGI de Argentina: US$69.200 millones en inversiones, US$75.000 millones en balanza comercial prevista y desarrollo económico

El RIGI ha atraído US$69.200 millones en inversiones en energía, minería e infraestructura.

Possible U.S. SPR Withdrawals, Venture Global's Plaquemines Deliveries: Your Daily Energy News

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Tuesday, March 10, 2026

Terminals

Paris Climate Trial Tests Corporate Responsibilities in Fossil Fuel Era

A landmark Paris trial is testing whether TotalEnergies can be compelled to cut fossil fuel production under France's duty-of-vigilance law.

Tuesday, March 10, 2026

Europe Faces New Gas Crisis

Soaring oil and gas prices have raised fears that Europe could be facing a gas crisis on a scale not seen since 2022 when Russia invaded Ukraine.

IIR's March 9 Market Scorecard Brings You Breaking Geopolitical News

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Canada, Japan Strengthen Trade Ties with Energy Deal

Canada's prime minister continues to expand his trade-diversification efforts. Energy-hungry Japan imports LNG, but its grid may be changing.

U.S. Rig Count, Peru Gas Crisis, Druzhba Oil Pipeline: Your Daily Energy News

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Middle East Conflict Creates LNG Bottleneck

The war in Iran is causing many disruptions in the energy sector. Crude oil leads the concerns, but a bottleneck in liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from the region is also a big concern.

Friday, March 06, 2026