A ballot measure would add millions of dollars to fees for industrial users, including refiners, petrochemicals facilities ...

Record-high US jet fuel exports could start to wither as a mounting diesel shortage pushes its margins well above aviation ...

Energy portfolio strategies can overlook governability — whether ownership structures and decision rights actually allow ...

The project, designed to allow Iraq to ship Basrah crude via Syria and Turkey, is advancing, but probably won't be completed ...

The joint venture with trader Mercuria aims to take Phoenix's current production from 28,000 boe/d to more than 100,000 boe/d ...

Russia’s St. Petersburg International Mercantile Exchange (Spimex), the country’s largest trading platform for petroleum ...

"Dark transits" are masking more Gulf crude movements than conventional tracking captures, but tanker activity still offers little evidence of sustained 10 million b/d flows.

China's apparent oil demand rose by more than 500,000 b/d in July but is still 2.5 million b/d below prewar levels.

At the present rate of decline, low inventory levels should begin stressing markets in the next couple of months.

The Mideast Gulf's oil producers are expediting new pipelines to bypass the Strait of Hormuz. How realistic are these plans?

A sharp fall in China's oil demand this year is prompting some analysts to rethink the country's demand trajectory.

The unprecedented number of attacks on tankers in the Mideast and Ukraine conflicts has pushed freight rates to record levels ...