Central America

Opinion: Is the Iran war just an energy shock—or a turning point?

At least 1 billion barrels of crude oil and refined products have been lost from Middle East producers such as Iraq, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Iran itself. As much as 20% of global liquefied natural gas supply is also trapped in the narrow waterway between Iran and Oman.

U.S. sanctions Cuban state oil company, adding obstacles for fuel imports

Washington has imposed sanctions on an array of Cuban entities and people, including the island nation's president, as it seeks to intensify pressure on Cuba's communist leaders.

Pemex to invest $5 B to revive petrochemicals and fertilizer industries

Vitol moves to open Mexico fuel terminal years after bribery scandal

Mexico's Pemex says brief fire at Olmeca refinery controlled, operations normal

Pemex clarified that a flame appeared outside a vacuum residue storage tank around midnight while workers were conducting steam-emptying and controlled venting operations.

Pacífico Mexinol celebrates groundbreaking of $3.3-B clean fuels complex

Mexico's Pemex douses fire at Dos Bocas refinery, second since March

Thursday's incident followed a March 17 fire that killed five people after "oily waters" burst into flame around the refinery's perimeter.

U.S. naphtha exports surge to record high on Japanese, Venezuelan buying

Russian oil tanker enters anchorage of Cuba's Matanzas port

Cuba has not received an oil tanker in three ⁠months, according to President Miguel Diaz-Canel, a predicament which exacerbated an energy crisis that has brought repeated blackouts across the country of 10 million people, crippling healthcare, public transportation and farming.

Mexican navy says petroleum tanker, natural seabed likely caused Gulf coast spill

In coordination with Mexico's state energy company Pemex, authorities are deploying marine barriers to prevent the spill from further damaging wildlife and beaches in the affected areas.