#Energy

President Trump told the FT he is considering seizing Kharg Island, the terminal handling over 90% of Iran's oil exports — even as nuclear negotiations continue. Here's what it means for energy markets, investors, and global stability.

As the US-Israeli campaign against Iran enters its second month, Houthi missiles have opened a second front. With oil above $100, the Bab el-Mandeb could be the next chokepoint to watch.

AI's power hunger is forcing a reckoning. Natural gas, SMRs, fusion, and batteries are all racing to power the grid — but only one can win on cost. Here's where the race stands.

Oil prices posted their sharpest weekly decline in six months. OPEC+ supply hikes and demand fears drove the selloff. Here's what it means for consumers, investors, and the energy transition.

Oil prices rebounded as investors reassessed Middle East ceasefire prospects. Here's what that means for your energy bills, airline tickets, and the broader inflation fight.

The IEA has ordered the largest strategic oil reserve release in history—412 million barrels from 32 countries. But with the Strait of Hormuz blocked, is it enough, and what happens when the reserves run dry?

Saudi Aramco has reduced crude oil supply to Asian buyers for a second straight month in April. What's behind the move, and what does it mean for energy prices, markets, and consumers?

Middle East conflict is pushing oil prices higher again. We break down what's driving the surge, who wins, who loses, and what it means for your wallet and the global economy.

Oil tankers that departed the Middle East before Iran's missile strikes are due to arrive within 10 days. Markets are calm—for now. The real test comes after the last pre-war barrel lands.

Tensions over Iran are rattling global energy markets, threatening the Strait of Hormuz and forcing governments and consumers worldwide to pay more and use less. Here's what's at stake.

The UK has granted the US access to British military bases for potential strikes on Iranian missile sites near the Strait of Hormuz. What does this mean for global energy markets, oil prices, and the risk of a broader conflict?

The IEA has called an Iran conflict the greatest threat to global energy 'in history.' Here's what that actually means for oil prices, supply chains, and your investments.