(By Oil & Gas 360) – This week, energy markets moved from cautious to volatile. Escalating tensions involving Iran pushed oil prices sharply higher, disrupted shipping routes, and sent LNG freight rates surging. At the same time, capital continued flowing into shale and infrastructure assets, reminding investors that even during geopolitical shocks, the long-term energy investment cycle keeps moving. This
(By Oil & Gas 360) – This week’s energy narrative was one of calibrated markets rather than dramatic shifts. Price forecasts got a lift from inventory dynamics, asset transactions continued, legal risks edged back into the conversation, and policy tensions reverberated across supply expectations. The sector isn’t charging ahead; it’s grading risks and deploying capital selectively. This Week’s 5 Headlines
(By Oil & Gas 360)- Energy policy is entering another period of strain, and the tension now runs through institutions as much as markets. The United States is openly questioning whether the International Energy Agency has moved too far from its original energy security mandate toward climate advocacy. At the same time, Europe is confronting the rising cost of meeting
