Author: Stu

South Pars Gas Field Strike: US-Israeli Drones Hit Iran’s Energy Lifeline – Production Hit, Markets Spike, and Tehran Targets Gulf Facilities in Retaliation

In a major escalation of the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, strikes hit key processing facilities tied to the world’s largest natural gas field — Iran’s South Pars — today, knocking out critical infrastructure that supplies the bulk of the country’s energy needs. Iranian state media and multiple international reports confirm the attack targeted onshore […]

Texas Gets A Refinery – Energy Security Starts at Home – Energy Dominance is displayed through your exports

This is a fun discussion with John Calce, Founder and Chairman of Element Fuels and America First Refining. This podcast is hosted by Stu Turley, Energy News Beat Host, and David Blackmon is the host of the Energy Impacts Podcast. Don’t kid yourself, with the geopolitical issues around the world right now, this story is […]

What will higher oil prices mean for US oil and gas companies?li

Energy News Beat Analysis – March 2026 Oil prices have spiked in early 2026 amid escalating Middle East tensions, with WTI futures recently trading in the $75–$90+ range and Brent pushing even higher on supply disruption fears. Geopolitical risks around the Strait of Hormuz have flipped the script from the soft-price environment many producers budgeted […]

Hawaii’s Gas Bid Advances on Japan Plan for Power Plant, Imports – It’s about time

Energy News Beat – March 18, 2026 HONOLULU — Hawaii is moving decisively to break its decades-long dependence on expensive imported petroleum for electricity, with Japan’s largest power company, JERA Co., delivering a detailed blueprint that puts a new LNG-to-power solution firmly on track. The proposal, shared after a closed-door meeting with Trump administration officials […]

U.S. Planning First New Coal Power Plant Since 2013 in Alaska

In a significant development for U.S. energy security and Alaska’s Railbelt grid, Terra Energy Center (an Alaska-focused affiliate advancing what was previously known as the Flatlands Energy project) has secured a $1 billion investment commitment and an in-principle agreement with Hyundai Heavy Industries Power Systems for power-plant boilers. The U.S. Interior Department highlighted the deal […]

LNG Markets in Flux with Saudi Still Shut in

The global LNG market is in full turmoil following the March 2026 escalation in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia’s Ras Tanura refinery — the kingdom’s largest domestic facility at 550,000 barrels per day and a critical export terminal — remains shut after drone strikes, part of a broader wave of precautionary closures across the Gulf. […]

Energy Security is Center Stage

It is a wild news cycle, and Energy Security is in every single news story – Buckle up. The gang from Bulgaria, the US, and the UK is rolling. We are going to talk about the top energy topics rolling around the world. We were live on YouTube and LinkedIn, and we tried X. The […]

Doomberg on the Global Oil and Gas Markets Update

Doomberg stops by the Energy Impacts and Energy News Beat podcasts to talk about the Global Oil and Gas Markets Update. Hosted by David Blackmon and Stu Turley, they have a rich history of having way too much fun talking about the energy, oil, and gas markets. 1. Geopolitical Tensions & Iran-US Conflict The transcript […]

Wind industry chief urges Miliband to restart North Sea drilling

In a stunning intervention that exposes the deepening cracks in Britain’s net-zero dogma, Tara Singh, CEO of RenewableUK – the peak body for the UK wind industry – has publicly urged Energy Secretary Ed Miliband to ramp up North Sea oil and gas production. Writing in The Telegraph on March 16, 2026, Singh called on […]

Gasoline and Diesel Prices Are Going Up — What Are Trump’s Options to Lower Prices?

Gasoline prices have surged to a national average of around $3.79 per gallon as of mid-March 2026, with some regions seeing diesel climb toward $4.86 and isolated spots hitting over $6. That’s a roughly 25% jump in just 17 days, driven largely by supply disruptions tied to the ongoing U.S.-Iran conflict and tensions in the […]