Chris Martenson walks through oil tank bottoms, the 1974 State Department cable that proves gold futures were designed to kill physical demand, and why the 1970s double-hump inflation chart is tracking almost perfectly toward 15–20% in the next 18–24 months.
Energy economist Anas Alhajji makes the strongest case against the de-dollarization story: BRICS is a paper tiger, the petrodollar is here to stay, and the Gulf trip deepened dollar integration. Plus why 'drill baby drill' is over, and the power crunch nobody is pricing.
The European Union is exploring increased U.S. LNG imports to reduce reliance on Russian energy, potentially lowering costs and avoiding new trade tariffs under Trump’s administration.
Joe Biden's administration is considering releasing more oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to curb rising fuel costs.
Biden administration eyes speeding up Strategic Petroleum Reserve refilling amid energy price concerns.
The U.S. oil and gas sector faces a decline in drilling rigs and stable but lower oil production amid modestly rising prices.
Nineteen states have sued five others, claiming their climate lawsuits against energy companies exceed state authority and violate constitutional principles.
European natural gas prices spike due to potential Russian supply cuts and reduced wind power, increasing market volatility.
