Renewed escalation risk around Iranian and Saudi energy infrastructure is driving crude to multi-year highs ahead of US midterms.

The EPA's proposed revisions to methane standards would cut costs for producers but draw criticism over emissions from the leakiest wells.

Benchmark European gas prices tripled from early this year as tight supply and winter demand strain consumers and industry.

Banks and the IEA flag thinning global inventories and readiness to tap emergency reserves if supply losses deepen.

The Norwegian producer lifted its production growth target to about 4% after record refinery earnings and higher commodity prices.

A 1.9-million-barrel drawdown beat expectations and kept pressure on a market already short of spare supply.

Repeated drawdowns have left the SPR at a four-decade low as the US weighs further releases amid tight markets.

The bank lifted its 2026 and 2027 crude projections, arguing diplomatic talks will not quickly restore lost supply.

Producers are ramping output to meet surging domestic power demand from data centers and strong export demand.

Historically strong refining margins have lifted fuel stocks even as traders question how long the run can last.

The extension prolongs a supply gap that has helped drive European and Asian gas prices sharply higher.

Brazil's state-controlled producer reported record quarterly output even as oil markets stay tight.

The grid equipment deal and third guidance raise reflect surging demand for power infrastructure tied to electrification.

The merger would form the largest US natural gas producer by enterprise value.

Duma documents show China paying an average of about $248 per thousand cubic meters, underscoring Russia's fiscal dependence on Beijing.

Crude rebounded above $115 on renewed Saudi refinery supply concerns.

Declining domestic output is forcing India to buy more seaborne gas at prices that have tripled in a year.

The group is seen keeping output policy unchanged while supply remains disrupted.