Global airlines are preparing for "shortages", i.e. there simply is no jet fuel available. But they are talking about prices as a completely separate matter... Wow... https://t.co/FPxwGrm5c0

FLOWS before SPROS: While the announced volume of IEA coordinated SPR release is equal to a 4-week full Hormuz disruption. The SPR release RATE still means the supply losses compound over time. FYSA: Back in my days at DOE, the short-hand...

I must be misunderstanding you. IF you're saying that today's Hormuz supply crisis could be, in part offset had refineries and the oil and gas industry invested more in efficiency. Which is, to be frank, laughable. So I'm assuming you're...

For those of you trying to figure out what's going on with the Brent-WTI spread. Let me point out an old gem that helps explain it. - Different delivery date windows - Different contract expiration dates - When things are volatile, individual...
Efficiency is considered a competitive advantage in all industries and is heavily invested in by the Oil and Gas Industry - especially in the refining and downstream sectors. Refinery engineers model and seek out incremental improvements constantly - there is...

I know I am piling on here, but a reminder to those of you just tuning into oil markets... The Futures Curve is NOT a forecast... https://t.co/gyYIbj3Xqa

Reminder: Not all crude oil is the same. The U.S. produces mostly lighter and less sulfurous crude oils, but imports heavier more sulfurous crude oils to better match what U.S. refineries are configured to process. https://t.co/NF6jnZrdrY

If you are trying to get basic, up to date, statistics on the U.S. oil and gas industry - @APIenergy has you covered. Check out our "Industry Explained - Frequently Asked Data Questions" page. Interactive charts that answer regular questions...

@APIenergy 's very own Allyson Cutright and Jeff Barron are published in the latest edition of the Association for Materials Protection and Performance's U.S. Pipeline Industry Report. https://t.co/NWJzGkTyTp https://t.co/dIbQDzX74t
“Scale x Duration” the formula you need to understand any energy supply disruption. In the case of Hormuz Scale: the scale is large, 16-20 million barrels per day of crude oil. Duration: ~10 days and counting?

🚨New report from API 🚨: Energy & Inflation 2025 Highlights: - As a share of disposal income, energy expenditures have fallen since 1984 - In inflation adjusted terms, gasoline prices were lower in q4 2025 than in 1976 - Fuel costs have been declining...

Something scary for Friday the 13th. The planned 2026 CAPEX budgets for just 5 big tech firms in 2026 is larger than the average GLOBAL oil & gas capex between 2022-2025. 🤯🤯🤯🤯 https://t.co/WfwKC00YCY

Natural gas storage is part of the reliability and resilience story too. When there’s insufficient long-distance pipeline capacity, access to storage is your next best bet. This is part of the solution too.🧵 https://t.co/o35G4ig5HU

The data center driven surge in Ohio's electricity consumption has contributed to tighter natural gas balances. For the 12-months ending in October, 2025, Ohio's natural gas consumption was 3.7 bcf/d, near an all-time high, driven largely by demand in the...

The commercial sector is now the largest electricity consumer in Ohio, driven by data center expansions. Commercial electricity sales surpassed residential sales for the first time on a twelve-month moving average basis in August 2025 and now account for 35%...