Author: David Blackmon

Oklahoma-based Continental Resources made news this week by announcing it will increase its drilling and production capital budget in response to the new, higher oil price environment […]

The world’s main focus related to the de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz by the Iranian government over the last month has been its impact […]

America’s electricity debate is drifting toward a dangerous simplification: that if prices rise or investment lags, the culprit must be “the market,” and the cure must be […]

The European Union, scrambling to fill a natural gas deficit created by the shutdown of Qatar’s LNG exports, is experiencing a classic ‘FAFO’ moment in its U.S. […]

No one can deny that stories about California’s energy and climate looniness never cease to be entertaining, making them a prime topic for mockery. The state’s infamous […]

As the Senate debate on the SAVE America Act kicked off Tuesday, it was quite interesting to observe which factions were lining up for and against the […]

The “fear premium” has returned to oil prices over the last two weeks after a long absence. It’s all related to the Iran conflict, and unfortunately, no […]

Dear Americans: Would you rather be dependent on Canada and your domestic oil and gas industry, or on China for your energy security? That is the choice […]

The ongoing conflict with Iran, led by the U.S. and Israel, has presented a ed bag for American consumers, who have been hit with rising gaso prices […]

Recent developments in the Middle East, including U.S. military actions against Iranian targets and reported damage to key export infrastructure like Kharg Island, have once again drawn […]

It is impossible to overstate the importance of the chart at this link, a friend posted on X this week. The chart in question is the U.S. […]

In what has to be one of the most predictable and sensible corporate U-turns of the decade, Stellantis – the sprawling auto umbrella that owns Vauxhall, Peugeot, […]