Midstream Energy Infrastructure

Shipowners On Edge for News on Hormuz as ‘Dark’ Oil Flows Swell

Tankers waiting to unload cargo at the Port of Long Beach in California. — Tankers waiting to unload cargo at the Port of Long Beach as global supply chains struggle to keep up with disruptions from the war with Iran. (Tim Rue/Tim Rue/Bloomberg)

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Bloomberg

June 12, 2026 05:51 PM CDT

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Structural Shift Ahead to Bust Natural Gas Prices Out of Doldrums

U.S. natural gas prices remain subdued, but rising LNG exports, power burn and data‑center demand could push values into the $4.50–$5/MMBtu range.

Michelle Thompson

Chevron CEO: Oil Market Running on Borrowed Time as Safety Cushions Shrink

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Crain: ABS Could Be the Financing Solution for Mature Wells

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Energy Market Transactions

ERock CEO: Speed to Power is Top Priority as IPO Raises $600MM

Michelle Thompson