NEWS & ANALYSIS

The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank likely won't have a direct impact on clean energy and climate technology start-ups, but it could help alter the financial environment for the emerging sector.

The long-term future is net zero, but the European majors are figuring out the best path to get there as oil demand remains resilient.

US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said the US Department of Energy is hoping to begin negotiations with selected companies and states seeking funding to establish hydrogen hubs in the US by the fall.

UK offshore oil and gas workers demanding better pay and conditions have voted in favor of a series of short strikes over the coming months.

The Turk Stream gas pipeline from Russia to Turkey will stop for one-week maintenance on Jun. 5.

Russia's deputy prime minister says the discount for Urals crude oil has narrowed since January and will continue to do so.

The top US trade official said negotiations are under way that could see Japan and Europe included in IRA EV tax credits.

Crude futures gave up early gains on Thursday after it appeared that the US Department of Energy might not be a major buyer of the commodity this year.

The April contract jumped as high as $2.261/MMBtu before falling in the afternoon to settle at $2.154/Btu, down 1.7¢ from Wednesday.

Bakken shale producers are hopeful that a bill working its way through the North Dakota legislature could help them boost production from older wells as the tight oil play continues to mature.

News that airlines were having to tanker fuel into French airports sent jet cargo premiums soaring and threatened to derail industry preparations for summer.

The CEO of the SAF producer says the company is making progress on several projects, with many more in the pipeline.

The market chaos caused by mass protests in France over plans to raise the state pension spilled over into the jet fuel arena.

Russian products are arriving in record quantities in North Africa, the Middle East and Asia, but a large "surplus at sea" also continues to amass.

China's diplomatic coup in the Mideast Gulf and President Xi Jinping's trip to Moscow have raised Beijing's profile as potential peacemaker in Ukraine — but the West is skeptical.

The Iran-Saudi agreement to restore diplomatic ties appears to have upended Israel's plans for an anti-Iran coalition.

The producer group is sitting tight, for now, after the collapse of several banks spread fears of a financial crisis and triggered a $10/bbl fall in oil prices.