Economics

Digital Exclusive: Margin left on the table: The hidden cost of supply chain capability gaps in hydrocarbon processing—Part 1

U.S. gasoline market set for fresh test after near-record stock draws

U.S. gasoline prices have already jumped by 50% to close to four-year highs since the U.S. and Israeli war against Iran began on February 28, and currently average around $4.33 per gallon.

China's crude oil imports slump, but it's economics not altruism

The collapse in China's imports is being framed in media and market commentary as helping Asia adjust to the loss of at least 10 MMbpd of crude from the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

A three-party approach to maximizing propylene through operational excellence, innovative catalysts and hardware design

TotalEnergies extends fuel price cap in France through June

Aramco and PETRONAS Announce Transfer of Full Ownership of PRefChem to PETRONAS

Eni strengthens its global LNG strategy with long-term supply agreements in Indonesia

Vietnam imports more fuel to offset oil shortfall amid Iran war

Nigeria's NNPC accuses Dangote refinery of seeking fuel monopoly in court filing

The regulator, the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority, has applied to join the case, widening a legal battle over import policy and Dangote refinery’s market position.

Oil market clock is ticking as supply crunch looms

Before the conflict began on February 28, few experts anticipated that Iran would actually shut down the Strait. Almost no one thought the obstruction would stretch into months.